Discuss music production with Ableton Live.
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pencilrocket
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by pencilrocket » Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:26 am
You can cut/reduce specific freq of each percussions with EQ to make room for them.
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Junior P
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by Junior P » Wed Jan 11, 2012 1:59 am
pencilrocket wrote:You can cut/reduce specific freq of each percussions with EQ to make room for them.
Im aware of that but i cant seem to do it right
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Dr. Fluffenstein
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by Dr. Fluffenstein » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:33 am
If you happen to have the full soundprank track (not the anjunabeats promo version on youtube), go to around 6:03. You'll hear the snare playing without the kick. Since it's hard to really hear what a snare sounds like on top of a kick I think you'll find it helpful hearing the snare in isolation since you'll be able to better tell how it was mixed and what type of samples were used. I think (but I'm not sure) that he might have removed one of the layers when it's playing on it's own.
There's also a bit of a a reverse noise build or a reverse reverb before every other clap/snare. It's like a little woosh and it gives it a more thwacky kind of sound. I find this always makes a snare or clap have more impact.
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Junior P
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by Junior P » Thu Jan 12, 2012 4:00 am
Dr. Fluffenstein wrote:If you happen to have the full soundprank track (not the anjunabeats promo version on youtube), go to around 6:03. You'll hear the snare playing without the kick. Since it's hard to really hear what a snare sounds like on top of a kick I think you'll find it helpful hearing the snare in isolation since you'll be able to better tell how it was mixed and what type of samples were used. I think (but I'm not sure) that he might have removed one of the layers when it's playing on it's own.
There's also a bit of a a reverse noise build or a reverse reverb before every other clap/snare. It's like a little woosh and it gives it a more thwacky kind of sound. I find this always makes a snare or clap have more impact.
Yeah I know what you mean
Still, I can almost get the sound I'm after but I'm not quite there (hence asking for a tutorial)
