Layering

[JTL]

@lifterz, what is the best way to do that?

[JTL]

Can somebody upload a picture showing on the waveform the different parts of the kick, where to seperate the tok punch tail, so that you can layer.
Please?

[ljk32]

@lifterz, what is the best way to do that?

Create 2 sampler channels, both with the same kick in them. On one of them , go to the volume envelope and make it so it has a full sustain, no attack, no release, and little hold(adjust the hold to how you like it, making sure it is only playing the punch).
On the second sampler, go to the volume envelope and use the 'delay' knob so that this sample skips the punch and only plays the tail, then put no attack, no release, full hold and sustain.
You obviously have to adjust it until it sounds right. I hope this helps.

[JTL]

Wow that seems like a nice method, is it easyer to make your kick a audiofile and put it on the playlist and use the slicer tool to cut it into sections,
Alsi i really need a picture off a kicks waveform showing where to cut it into sections, where all of the tok puch tail start. Please

[hsdjmatt]

layering is playing to instruments at once, like in a lead synth. but with a kick you would want to put it in the right order rather than layering, or it will sound out of sync

[FreakshowDJ]

When people say layering, they can mean two things.

1 - Splitting the sampled out kick into punch, tok, tail bass etc.
2 - Putting a separate punch on a tail or something else

It can be very useful to your kicks and other percussion. I don't like putting punches under another kick, because the sounds don't match perfectly. But something I do, is sampling a plain short 909 out of Drumazon, and putting it under your punch/tok and maki it softer with cutting the high freqz and lowering the volume. Willem mentioned it in his new video, it really gives your punch more "punch"