Some sort of a tutorial on how to process drumloops and samples in general would be nice, I know I'd like to see this pass by on the list.
I've noticed while I was writing the amencompo track my samples came out sounding not as clear and crips as I would have liked. I wouldn't mind getting some pointers on how to make sample sound better ;) ------------------------ On 10 Jan 2002, at 18:43, Trust wrote: > Almost everyone of those samples was 44.1 khz. There were maybe 3-4 in the > whole thread that werent. If you go through the the first few posts, that > was actually the point of the whole thread! I'm pretty sure none of them > were at 11khz. I dont think of since such a collection of quality, original > loops outside of phatdrumloops.com. > > But working with classic breaks like these is not like grabbing a loop of > the reason or your jungle warfare cd and slapping it into your track. It > takes quite a bit of work. Honestly, I think you guys need to take some > time to work on your technique. I dont think there was a break on there > that I couldnt get to sound good enough to use in a track. (If you dont > believe me, pick one, and i'll get back to you with my version of it.) But I > generally like to work with old loops and usually expect to spend a lot of > time processing my sounds to fit. > > Dont be afraid to put in the work...holler if you need a nudge in the right > direction. > > -trust --- ICQ #: 3362938 "progress doesn't come from early risers, progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things" --- --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
