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pr0gr4m · 11th January 2007

Drums are important. For that, I like MicroTonic or samplers. I also use loops and real drums with some crafty processing on them
Basses can come from any old vst synths. Add some filter/disto to them and voila. But for some really odd/industrial sounding basses check out Rob Papen's BLUE.
For industrial music I prefer sampled heavy guitars to actual heavy guitar. It makes it easy to chop them up and play them with a industrial feel.

Then there's the noise. That's samplers all the way. Synths can work well for that, but I like taking a normal sound and mangling it to something totally unrecognizable.

11th January 2007	#8
pr0gr4m Gear addict Joined: Mar 2006 Location: South Florida	Drums are important. For that, I like MicroTonic or samplers. I also use loops and real drums with some crafty processing on them Basses can come from any old vst synths. Add some filter/disto to them and voila. But for some really odd/industrial sounding basses check out Rob Papen's BLUE. For industrial music I prefer sampled heavy guitars to actual heavy guitar. It makes it easy to chop them up and play them with a industrial feel. Then there's the noise. That's samplers all the way. Synths can work well for that, but I like taking a normal sound and mangling it to something totally unrecognizable. __________________ 7 Hertz...so good.