Bass Drops Question

[CrazyInsomniac]

I recently purchased a Roland SPDS mixer for my band. I was wondering if any of you guys know anywhere I could find some sick bass drops to use for our live shows. Not dinky little booms. I mean BOOMS! Like an earthquake just hit. So far my search has come up empty handed and all I have are the bass drops that come with the SPDS which are pretty lame, for metal at least. I am about to go into Audacity and look at creating my own, but I don't have a ton of skill there so I don't know how that will turn out.

Metal heads please help me out!

Thanks,
Insomniac

 

[CrazyInsomniac]

Seriously? 8 days after I posted this....43 views later....not even one response?

 

[Franne]

I have no idea, where you could find that. - thats not much help huh?

 

[Frost Giant]

It's not so much the unit you have, you just have to get the soundguy to boost the level on that channel, because if you're not going through a full PA system, you won't hear the bass drop through a subwoofer or a vocal PA.

Besides, why do you want to do that anyway?

 

[BlackMetalWhiteGuy]

I'm not sure how helpful this is, but this was my contribution to another thread.

The people on TabIt use a low whistle and then pitch bend it even lower. I tried to find an example, but had no success, so I just wrote my own. I don't know if these are in context though, because I don't listen to a lot of music with bass drops in it, so I just put them in two places that sounded decent to me.

2008 11 18 - Bass Drops.mid - http://www.mediafire.com/?vjn1t1yxvdt

2008 11 18 - Bass Drops.tbt - http://www.mediafire.com/?alhtmljimon