slate kick 10 processing
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pipaguapique
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one real world engineer mentiones he used these samples and everyone on the forum from then on uses the same ones without thinking
yup...i agree...
i just used kick 6 and snare 7 on a project im mixing and they sound so good.
AboutBlank
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I remember i sent you a pod patch a while back from a song of mine and you didn't even say thank you.
I don't really like the slate samples...at first i was like ZOMFGZ bettr thn suiperior!!!1 BUT superior is just so much better and natural sounding. With slate kicks i have to make surgical cuts at 110Hz to stop all the resonating hum from those kicks and they just don't pack enough punch so i'm trying to combine a lot of samples, namely the tama faderhead one which was posted on this forum a while ago. Try some parallel compression to make it sound more 'fat'
I don't really like the slate samples...at first i was like ZOMFGZ bettr thn suiperior!!!1 BUT superior is just so much better and natural sounding. With slate kicks i have to make surgical cuts at 110Hz to stop all the resonating hum from those kicks and they just don't pack enough punch so i'm trying to combine a lot of samples, namely the tama faderhead one which was posted on this forum a while ago. Try some parallel compression to make it sound more 'fat'
zackpennington
Like a boss
I've been stacking kicks for their different characteristics. Try adding other kicks to it, like 6 and whatnot.
Hey man, I just wanted to say we all really appreciate this little message of yours. I'm sure the opening poster has been waiting for the answer all this time, and I'm sure I'm speaking for us all when I say I have also been waiting.
Finally, someone resurrected this thread... Thus shalt no bass drum soundeth shit!
the kick 10 has some serious high end so I also tend to lower the 6k and play around with the mids 200-300hz as Shaun just said.
AudioGeekZine
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Shaun Werle
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MetalJonesy
more metal, more booze!!!
kick 1 is sounding good atm! edit mix atm! aint done the bass properly and haven't reamped the gtrs
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/369408/Hayabusa/HAYABUSA - EINTLB bassrmp, gtrs middy.mp3
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/369408/Hayabusa/HAYABUSA - EINTLB bassrmp, gtrs middy.mp3
Jaymz
Stymphalian Productions
My favorite processing for kick10 is to apply Drumagog or Aptrigga to the channel and choose another sample 
JeffTD
Senhor Testiculo
Man that is sounding right nice! What kind of processing have you got going on, if much? I've not ventured much into kick1, but I don't remember it sounding that nice! Also loving that Gerard Butler does vocals for that band!
Yeah, he is. You bumped a 6 month old thread with an answer that was as well thought out as it was indicative of you not having read the whole thread.
*edit* win!!!
Pedro Teixeira
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Best processing for any slate kick is to not use them on their own... They suck IMO, but when blended right they're wonderful
greyskull
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:Smug: really?????
Nah they sound awesome. almost a bit TOO awesome.
But im all about blending them into a drum sound that i build from the kit first to fill in the gaps.
Zombietakeover
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Mattayus
Sir Groove-A-Lot
i do loads of post processing to kick 10 , its my fav
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/369408/Final Sacrifice - VLATP2.mp3
Holy shit dude that's so punchy. Care to shed some light on the processes there?
MetalJonesy
more metal, more booze!!!
LOL
hes from Cumbria (workington) so his accent comes through quite alot in his singing!as far as processing its EQ>COMP>LIMITER>EQ>MULTIBAND COMP
the multiband comp is only on during the heavier passages and is working on the high and low end, ill post a small image of all the processing, don't want everyone pinching my settings
bare in mind the kick is then going thru the drum buss with buss compression and a tad bt of clipping, and then through the master buss of clipping and comp
