> > I've only tried it on short loops and didn't notice any phasing or > chase problems. Your idea of duplicating the midi data to trigger the > sine wave is a good idea for solving the potential chase problems. I > didn't notice any delay problems either. Can't you use the attack > setting on the gate to negotiate that. I have always used very low > attack times - almost zero, so as to have the sine wave attack happen > right in time with the main transient of the kik drum. > > -------- > Eli Krantzberg Hi Eli, There are no rules of course.. I like the idea you suggest to manipulate the attack time, so as to only enhance the back end of the kick. I think the point I was trying to make yesterday, was in relation to layering and maintaining phase relationship. I seen some people layer up some kicks only to have them disappear in the low end, because they added two opposing low frequency waveforms. By shifting one of the waveforms, by ms or ticks, you can get things back on track... that is, if you desperately need to use those exact waveforms. Best Regards, Matt _ _ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _______________ MATT MCKENZIE-SMITH MUSIC � AUDIO DESIGN � PRODUCTION PO Box 10395, Adelaide 5000, South Australia. Ph.+61 416 197 883 iCHATav. mattrixx@... http://www.mattrixx.net _ _ ___ _ ____ _ _ ________________ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: How do you make a good House Kick??
2006-09-06 by Matt McKenzie-Smith