Bob, thank you so much for this!!Found this lovely article in yesterday's New York Times, thought some of you might find it enjoyable (full text quoted below)
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Bob, thank you so much for this!!Found this lovely article in yesterday's New York Times, thought some of you might find it enjoyable (full text quoted below)
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I tend to use a 808 kick sample and then dump into Ableton’s simpler. Then process with EQ, saturators\dirt, filters.....etc.....As I previously mentioned, seems easy but it’s complet mush or dry as crap when done wrong.If you like saturated 808 sounds, on the That Sound website, one of the packs, I think Dark Chill or Future, has a pile of them, and they do indeed sound great both as is and processed further, couched in ambient space, etc. It's stuff any decent sound designer could do, but if you'd rather focus your time on getting the hardware ready for performance, they're rock solid.
I, too, am a fan of well-made 808 bass tracks... and though it's definitely nothing like a real 808, I managed to get a pretty decent Jupiter-esque subby, punch-decay sort of patch worked out on my C4, too. Fun when I'm at a jam session and need extra punch on the fly.
As a major Lego nerd, that thing is beyond cool (I just bought some missing mini lego figurines this week....yes I’m that pathetic.). Thanks for the share.Found this lovely article in yesterday's New York Times, thought some of you might find it enjoyable (full text quoted below)
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@Bob_Ross
This is the kind of thing I freakin love when talking about 808 bass lines with the kick.
(I’m also a huge Kendrick Fan, but DAMN is far from being his best record....my 2 cents. )
Please inquire on "motion"?I really liked all those hazy stereo guitar (?) samples in the background. Probably would have enjoyed the 808 kick bassline if it had just a bit more motion tbh.
They're just more mid forward. Some of them sound amazing on bass!!All this 808 talk... I heard Tube Screamers sucked on bass.
It was a dad joke.They're just more mid forward. Some of them sound amazing on bass!!
All this 808 talk... I heard Tube Screamers sucked on bass.
They're just more mid forward. Some of them sound amazing on bass!!
There are smaller companies that make much better versions of them now...they can be super cool!never had enough volume for me.
imagine my chagrin when i pedal i could barely sell for $35 in the mid 80s became hugely expensive. (even worse was the vb-2.)
909 is the area code
Are you suggesting I dial it down? Nowwaitaminnit, I suck at math but 909 is definitely bigger — I should dial it up!
UglyB wins the prize!
808 DROP....aaazzzzzhhhhooorowowwwwww BOOOOOOOM!
Only Hollywood could ruin an awesome story and character like Spawn.
Good thing you redeemed yourself with some classic Godflesh!!!!!!!
These guys are still killing it, last album is awesome (A world only lit by Fire).
Nerd fact, they where one of the first to ever use the HM-2 prominently on bass.
