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Ken Masters
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 Posted - 2008/04/30 : 14:50:33
I've been trying for a while now but can someone explain to me the formula for producing gabber or am I just missing something:-( Cheers
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mj-dream
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Posted - 2008/04/30 : 15:04:52
not as easy as it sounds is it lol :)
my advice PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE and PRACTICE
obviously you need good samples(kicks etc) and dont just distort everything lol use it but use it well :)
a suggestion is to mirror(to an extent) a fave gabba track of yours just to see how things work etc but obviously dont pick a track which will be too hard for you :)
then practice experiment practice experiment :)
good luck mate :)
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Pope C XXIII
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Posted - 2008/04/30 : 19:56:58
Oldschool = sampled rave stabs + hoovers, vocal samples, and fuzzy, analog distortion on a 909 drumkit (mostly the kicks and rides.)
Nuschool = big thundering distorted kick that you processed the hell out of (lots of compression + EQing, kind of like how dnb guys make their basses) and a screechy supersaw synth with a simple 4 bar melody. For added nustyle, work in 6/8 or 12/8 or use triplets in normal 4/4.
What are you missing, exactly?
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Ken Masters
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Posted - 2008/05/01 : 03:17:11
cheers lads. i'll give it a go
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