why is there no good hardstyle samples.
wouldnt it be cool awsome if someone made a proper hardstyle pack that sound like headhunterz, wildstylez and et.c
i mean there been some samples on the internet like hard samples and so on. vipzone hardstyle leads and basses but it doesnt really sound like hardstyle in my opinion more like hard trance with ugly kicks..
blutonium boy samples.
im just curious .. do you have to make everything yourself these days?
i mean there is more to choose from in pop music, and trance, electro. but it seems like hardstyle is very limited!!
i hope you understand what i mean.
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Musical Madness
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Hardstyle is not based on samples, that's why. The only things to use samples for are standard cymbals, claps, snares, uplifters.
I disagree a bit here. A lot of the music that You hear today are also samples that have been tweaked, distorted etc.Musical Madness wrote:Hardstyle is not based on samples, that's why. The only things to use samples for are standard cymbals, claps, snares, uplifters.
Im kinda glad that hardstyle is unique when it comes to kicks.. Because it is for sure a challenge. Look at house/electro.. That shit can be made almost completely with a VEC pack and a single Synth like Sylenth..
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Musical Madness
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Still standard samplesUNIFITE wrote:A lot of the music that You hear today are also samples that have been tweaked, distorted etc.
Massive or Sylenth presets would make much more sense. But yea, then again.. Just create your own sound -
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yeah sureee electro is soo easy to create with a single sylenth 1 and VEC samplesUNIFITE wrote:Im kinda glad that hardstyle is unique when it comes to kicks.. Because it is for sure a challenge. Look at house/electro.. That shit can be made almost completely with a VEC pack and a single Synth like Sylenth..Musical Madness wrote:Hardstyle is not based on samples, that's why. The only things to use samples for are standard cymbals, claps, snares, uplifters.
3 years ago it was , but nowadays electro evolved a lot .
to say that this "shit" can be made soo easily is wrong.
electro has a lot different sounds and its definiatly not easy to create a banging electro / electro house track.
btw if its so easy try to recreate sounds of : Kill Paris , Rabitt Killer , Culprate , FeedMe.
but i get ur point.
Last edited by TheRavestyler on 12 Apr 2013, 21:27, edited 2 times in total.
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Agree here! Using samples isn't bad, unless you know how to use them... And that still is sound design, when you tweak samples that hard that they sound different and the way you want them to sound.I disagree a bit here. A lot of the music that You hear today are also samples that have been tweaked, distorted etc.
Standart presets are also samples, and you tweak them in VST's so it's the same situation.
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