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Old 1st July 2009   #31
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Or, he could experiment and make a brand new beat that doesn't sound like In the club
one day at a time...
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one day at a time...
I know, I know, I was a bit too fast right there, he needs to learn the ropes first.
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...Are you sure you're not imaginating things? How come you're one of the only ones to hear this little effect of yours?...
something like an imaginary friend?

an imaginary 808?
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I am hearing either an 808 with live bass, or live bass layered with a sine bass... It might be combination of both lol

Jamie, you sound like a lost puppy hear I would grab some 808s, hip hop drums, some soft synths or whatever and expiment layering and seeing how sounds go together.
I'm listenin' on earbuds and know that's a 808 layered on that last kick... Or it's a sine with a 3-5 ms release. And it's even tuned!
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making this thread, and thinking, and listening to you guys etc, has improved my mixing. Its had a good effect on me, so thanks.
(its difficult to hear or spot that particular kick on my tannoys, i only heard it on my bros subwoofer)

Now im making a beat, for example, with itunes open at the same time, and when i am working on a bass sound, i think of some famous song, and play it in itunes to cross reference..... not as ideal as putting a wav rip into the logic file to cross refereence, as itunes i dont know how it colours and the 0db etc issues....
Korbes, thanks for that advice. (808 thread? lol)

No i dont have any earphone apart from crappy ear buds.
Please someone see my yesterdays posts, im looking for a sub and headphone recommedation guidance.

chrislago, im not the only one saying i can hear it, most people here agree, as did you later. Yeah i know it doesnt make or break the track, but i just got interested in taht.

yes guys, one day at a time.

voice genius: ok ill take your word for it.... tuned? you mean it changes tune over its duration, or its just tuned diff to the original kick.
sorry guys i ask alot of q's.
Good thread.


ps. i think i saw a youtube vid of dre interview not long ago, and he was asked what he was most proud of or his fav track, something like that......and he thought for a quick minute and said "in da club," because its the closest hes got to perfection, in the mixing...not in those words....
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making this thread, and thinking, and listening to you guys etc, has improved my mixing. Its had a good effect on me, so thanks.
(its difficult to hear or spot that particular kick on my tannoys, i only heard it on my bros subwoofer)

Now im making a beat, for example, with itunes open at the same time, and when i am working on a bass sound, i think of some famous song, and play it in itunes to cross reference..... not as ideal as putting a wav rip into the logic file to cross refereence, as itunes i dont know how it colours and the 0db etc issues....
Korbes, thanks for that advice. (808 thread? lol)

No i dont have any earphone apart from crappy ear buds.
Please someone see my yesterdays posts, im looking for a sub and headphone recommedation guidance.

chrislago, im not the only one saying i can hear it, most people here agree, as did you later. Yeah i know it doesnt make or break the track, but i just got interested in taht.

yes guys, one day at a time.

voice genius: ok ill take your word for it.... tuned? you mean it changes tune over its duration, or its just tuned diff to the original kick.
sorry guys i ask alot of q's.
Good thread.


ps. i think i saw a youtube vid of dre interview not long ago, and he was asked what he was most proud of or his fav track, something like that......and he thought for a quick minute and said "in da club," because its the closest hes got to perfection, in the mixing...not in those words....
That 808/Sine is tuned to the key of the track... A lot of tracks you hear, the 808's aren't tuned and throws the sonics off... Tuning your 808's will make your tracks sound a whole lot better...
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This is simple: he layered a 808 on every kick before the snare. This brings out that soaking/falling sound.
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this thread was answered about 20 posts ago...just a simple issue of layering arrangements. Just because there's one kick drum, one bass part, doesn't mean there can't be another kick or bass sound accentuating different beats or hits.

Jamie - you just need to listen to lots of music, and practice making beats (or ideally producing songs).
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Tuning your 808's will make your tracks sound a whole lot better...
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Im no expert but...

It sounds like a kick drum...an 808..and a bassline (sub synth) not live

Not that big of a deal...
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