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Originally posted by MUNKI C
layer!!! layer!!!layer!!!
my kicks are normally on 1, 4, 7, 11, 15 or 16. i very rarely stck em on 1 and 3 on the sequencer.......but like the chronic says.....variation is good. |
hmmm thats a lot of kicks, i bet that sounds fierce... gonna have to fuck around with that ..
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extron
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i like single kick personally, but it all depends on what the track calls for. i always start with the one though until i get deeper into the track.
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Darkside
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i think munki meant he would put kicks in any of those positions, not all of them at the same time.
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19-09-2005 13:14 |
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cynik
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for me the kicks got to have a good relationship with the bass(line), possibly the most important connection in a track. so for complex basslines, a high amount of kicks in a loop sounds bad, overcrowded. in turn, simpler sounding basses benefit from variating kicks, changing places, doubling etc.
ofcourse, that's just an impression, there are no rules really
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1 kick for me, sometimes two,.. for ex. with the first kick in the firefight break, i allway's slap another underneath. 
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16-03-2006 12:49 |
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damn if it fit the track i'd even go for three to 4 kicks
whatever the track need u know 
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17-03-2006 00:42 |
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PEAHEAD
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Originally posted by baz
damn if it fit the track i'd even go for three to 4 kicks
whatever the track need u know
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ohh have u eva tried a tripple kick. i did once and it turned out be quite dark. nice hardcore kicks tho.
EVA TRIED PRODUCIN AT ABOUT 400BPM-TRY IT good for breakcore
its good for programming drums like firefitghts n amens
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17-03-2006 09:55 |
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Originally posted by baz
damn if it fit the track i'd even go for three to 4 kicks
whatever the track need u know
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ohh have u eva tried a tripple kick. i did once and it turned out be quite dark. nice hardcore kicks tho.
EVA TRIED PRODUCIN AT ABOUT 400BPM-TRY IT good for breakcore
its good for programming drums like firefitghts n amens |
you goddamn right there
my peak bpm probably is 600 bpm (wich gives real nice an complex 1/2 steps an 1/4 steps)
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17-03-2006 10:40 |
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PEAHEAD
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Originally posted by baz
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Originally posted by PEAHEAD
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Originally posted by baz
damn if it fit the track i'd even go for three to 4 kicks
whatever the track need u know
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ohh have u eva tried a tripple kick. i did once and it turned out be quite dark. nice hardcore kicks tho.
EVA TRIED PRODUCIN AT ABOUT 400BPM-TRY IT good for breakcore
its good for programming drums like firefitghts n amens |
you goddamn right there
my peak bpm probably is 600 bpm (wich gives real nice an complex 1/2 steps an 1/4 steps) |
yes yes u fukin kno its good for makin beats. neva tried 600 tho ill give it a go when i get time
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17-03-2006 10:44 |
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Surya
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Whats the use of doing 400bpm? Use 200bpm and go to 32nds or 64rds...
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17-03-2006 11:35 |
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17-03-2006 11:48 |
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Originally posted by Surya
Whats the use of doing 400bpm? Use 200bpm and go to 32nds or 64rds... |
it's easier the other way to my opinion(+ it's reall good for chaos )
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17-03-2006 21:02 |
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Muad'Dib
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Originally posted by cynik
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Whats the use of doing 400bpm? Use 200bpm and go to 32nds or 64rds... |
i take it he needs 128ths 
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Hahah 
Anyway, I do it single kick, maybe put another kick before the first one, like doodoom, it really adds power.
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OMG, I understand what this thread is about i had to check it.
Just yesterday I had the same dilema whilst startin a new tune, but I think it totally depends on the style and the tune in hand.
I went for single in the end. 
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18-03-2006 09:50 |
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PEAHEAD
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OMG, I understand what this thread is about i had to check it.
Just yesterday I had the same dilema whilst startin a new tune, but I think it totally depends on the style and the tune in hand.
I went for single in the end.
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yeah yeah tht big phatt bass drum only needs 1 tuff sounds crisp enuf
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18-03-2006 10:01 |
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PEAHEAD
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Originally posted by Surya
Whats the use of doing 400bpm? Use 200bpm and go to 32nds or 64rds... |
it's easier the other way to my opinion(+ it's reall good for chaos ) |
yeah yeah u kno tht. ne1 who ent tried it TRY IT u can make sum fast ass beats n shit. neways why not do it does it matter at the end of the day aslong as the tracks good WHO GIVES A FUCK
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Friscko
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Originally posted by Surya
When I started out producing DnB I always went for the single kick, since I couldn't get the double kick to work.
Now it's the other way around. I find that the double kick gives more power to the break, and I'm having a hard time not using the double kick.
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and now you've gone to an even higher level of drumprogramming: using no kicks at all, only snares and ghosts
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Surya
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Hehe, yeah, things have changed since I started this thread!
(by the way, this is my exact 10kth post, tnx to Muaddib for mentioning
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19-06-2006 07:31 |
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yoeri
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Originally posted by Surya
(by the way, this is my exact 10kth post, tnx to Muaddib for mentioning
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massive spamming
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