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Tryptech
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Some question here. Dont know if you now jade, its a darkstep producer, often related too bse.
I noticed lately in many tracks that same hard snare, that raging snare
like in music from telemetrik (corrupt souls memeber, bse, misanthrop, camo) I read a lot on compression techniques and samples, but do not seem to get the technique; use camelphat. Anyone some tips on compressing you snares
jades myspace: http://www.myspace.com/jadednb
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20-09-2008 23:21 |
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J.Rabbit
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I'm not familiar with this dj... however, I spend actually more time on snares than I should, I think snares are the hardest part of the loops... to be honest... I recommend layers of different snares (or the same, eq'd differently, probably 2-3 different snares) then a couple breaks layers, also eq'd differently (it's important to mention here, that I don't particular like using distortion on drums, especially something heavy like camelphat, however, if you can work it then work it) - then, in my master chanel, I will put a "puncher" effect on it (or slight slight slight distortion) and then I throw on a multi-band compressor... I let the low pass almost completely untouched by the compressor, but the mid and the high I tweek with the threshold, the ratio and the attack and I then I go back and forth between mine spectral analyzer to make sure it matches up as well as sounds good...
I hope this helps... when I get to my actual home computer with a good internet connection I'll check out that snare...
also, add some slight white noise and tweek with the cuttoff and the envelope...
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21-09-2008 05:10 |
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Ketz
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21-10-2008 14:25 |
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ya i heard jade's stuff good producer! i think i know the sound ur going for really my main tips (if u already don't know this ignore lol) are as J Rabbit said layers, really i can't stress the importance of the samples u use enough, i have looooooooooads of snare samples but i only use like 1 main one and a choice out of maybe 5 (and this is out of hundreds of snare samples eh!) so yeah make sure the initial sample is really really good otherwise ur "polishing a turd" as they say 
