[fruityloops] Re: GReat KICKS
- From: "patrick bachi" <bachi_patrick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2002 15:27:43 +0000
Thanks. But What is BBS? Is it a manufacturer such as Hyperprism or a
language/ kind of file? Where can i get the BBS Sonic Maximizer? I tried to
find it, but This BBS thing isn´t clear yet.
>From: AllenSpins@xxxxxxx
>Reply-To: fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>To: fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [fruityloops] Re: GReat KICKS
>Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2002 10:51:38 -0400
>
>
>First of all I suggest you put your kick and other drum sounds on the same
>compressor. It may be a got idea to put your snare seperately because
>you're doing more of a rock sound. Secondly, get some rock samples. You can
>find these all over the net, or get a rock sample CD which can run about
>25-45 bucks. Last, but definately not least, get the BBS Sonic Maximizer
>VST plugin for mastering. If you want to get out of the dryness that fruity
>tends to provide I highly recommend getting this tool.
>
>If you've got all that working together, then your kick should sound fine.
>Remember try not to single out a sound unless you're specifically TRYING to
>do that. The key is blending everything together in sync and harmonically,
>then you'll see that the kick ends up sounding right no matter what you do.
>
>So the rundown:
>1. Compress your beat on one compressor. Give or take the snare.
>2. Use the right samples (in your case, rock samples)
>3. Master with the BBS Sonic Maximizer.
>
>Hope that helps.
>
>-AP
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