The next part comes down to preference but I will tell you what I like to do. I like something that has a little sustain but not to long. Stacking Your Kick With 808Now we want to grab our favorite 808 drum sample. Once you have your kick sound picked out replace the original kick parts you had in your drum pattern. If you don’t have a nice mid kick you can take a standard kick drum and do some slight EQ adjustments to it to get that mid kick sound we are looking for.Don’t worry, the big sounding bass is coming soon enough. You want a mid heavy kick with a lot of punch and pop to it.

With your main kick drum you want something that is not loaded with low end. If so, it is time to remove them and replace them. Are you using a kick that is already loaded with bass? Do you have an effects on it boosting the bass (EQ or bass booster). Getting Your Kick Drum RightFirst lets start with the kick drum you are using for your drums. If not, create part of a beat and put it on loop. For this tutorial we are going to use an 808, a kick drum, a synth bass, and a distortion plugin.For this tutorial I am going to assume that you already have a beat in progress. Getting good bass is easy, but it takes a little bit more than just loading a few samples or a plugin.

Many think it is as easy as throwing on a couple 808’s or synth bass. Getting a powerful low end bass on your beats can be a difficult task. Slide as in pitch, not as in actually dragging and sliding the note. Ryansirico wrote: Is there anyway to slide notes like the way you can in FL Studio. Is there anyway to slide notes like the way you can in FL Studio.

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