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| Lives for gear | NIN: Closer Kick Drum? What kind of kick drum is used in closer? (I remember hearing that its copied from some other track but I mean, how does one reproduce that sound without copying it?) Help me with words I might use to describe that sound.. to me, I think of "Thumpy" and soft.. it doesnt seem to have much as far as attacky-transient clickiness, just round and thumpy like.. could this be reproduced with a sine wave? also, the snare seems to have gated white noise behind it... is that true?
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Orange County, CA or Oberlin, OH
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| To me it sounds like samples. I don't know though. |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: kennewick, WA
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| it sounds exactly like a 909 kick sample that I have. |
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| Why don't you just sample it? It's right there and would be easy to grab from the intro.
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| The snare is an actual sample from the Roland R70. The BD is from Nightclubbing but he processed the hell out of it with Turbosynth. |
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| The kick and snare sounds just like a 909 to me. |
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| Lives for gear | I am not interested in simply using it, I want to know the makeup of the sound. I want to know what one would describe that kick sound as so that I can start to learn what adjectives the mixing world uses to describe that sort of kick... but also the technical wave-form description, like... it obviously isnt a recorded kick drum, its synthetic, and it sounds almost like a staccato electric bass guitar note void of any pick noise.. where would I start if I wanted to make that sound from scratch? without samples. |
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| You might want to google "synth secrets" and check out the SOS articles. They have some good info. Good luck! |
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| Keep in mind that in that era of NIN, Reznor was really big into processing drum samples and sound with his ARP 2600. That is possibly a factor.
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I'm certain that the bassdrum (in the intro, that is) is sampled off "Nightclubbing" and I'm also certain that it was processed with Turbosynth and possibly some outboard gear and Floods ARP2600. Again, there's almost no sound that wasn't processed on that album. | |
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| Gear Head Join Date: May 2005 Location: Brooklyn
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| arent there explicit credits to flood for doing the drum programming on that track on an 808? |
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