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 Post subject: I have a problem with chopping drums properly
PostPosted: Mon May 05, 2008 3:01 pm 
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Aite', it's not really hard, I know that.

But the drums always sound choppy and not really clean.
Back in the days I used attack and decay to get them right.

Any suggestions for the sp-404 to get the drums clean and hard knockin'?

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a simple 1/8 hi hat can make choppy sounding drums flow better. Reverb can help, your very own fade out with subsonic trick can attack/decay drums- its a pain in the ass to get it right though

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I think everyone probably takes a fair amount of time to get the chops where they want them.

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cabasa percussion, shaker or sample air from the beginning of the record...


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