Tracks to rip kicks from

Post by **noiseshock_of** » 29 May 2013, 18:35

wildstylez forever, well only the punch/tok from there
also donkey rollers chaos
and never forget the perfect weapon!! so rippable

Neutronic · Post by **Neutronic** » 29 May 2013, 18:44

Zak wrote:At first sight i thought it was a troll thread. But you are actually serious with that

Neutronic wrote:Can anyone recommend some tracks with clean kicks to rip?
Be carefull, ripping and taking inspiration are 2 very different things.

It certainly is! But analyzing frequencies as thesh3ll pointed out and how kicks move is very insightful, I think. And Nitrax I do agree that might have been a more politically correct way of saying it

Some newer tracks would be awesome people!

Black-Out · Post by **Black-Out** » 29 May 2013, 18:45

Why asking it!? Use your own creativity..

Like thesh3ll tells you: ''what do you get with analyzing a kick''.

RaVaGe · Post by **RaVaGe** » 29 May 2013, 18:49

I think ripping kicks is good when you use it as an example when you create your own, but I find it really pity when someone put a ripped kick in a 'serious' track.

Neutronic · Post by **Neutronic** » 29 May 2013, 19:06

Black-Out wrote:Why asking it!? Use your own creativity..

Like thesh3ll tells you: ''what do you get with analyzing a kick''.

You get tons from ripping a kick. Especially if youre playing with filters to find out where the energy is and comparing multiple different kicks to find similarities and differences. Its all about how one likes to work, I prefer a very technical approach to it while others might enjoy just fiddling about with effects all day which is equally fine

Post by **QuantomMusic** » 29 May 2013, 20:43

There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with using sampled kicks when you're first starting off - WE ALL DID IT!
As long as you aren't making money off of it, you're all good.

Post by **ceero** » 29 May 2013, 21:39

Ask BluBoy on facebook

Xenome · Post by **Xenome** » 29 May 2013, 21:45

QuantomMusic wrote:There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with using sampled kicks when you're first starting off - WE ALL DID IT!
As long as you aren't making money off of it, you're all good.

I've never done it to use them in a track

But I do analyze them in my DAW.

ceero wrote:Ask BluBoy on facebook

Hahaha nice.

Here's a good one.

Post by **D-Verze** » 29 May 2013, 22:06

Actually, professional mixers advice you to use reference material and I see nothing wrong with in doing the same with a kick. Keep in mind that a kick doesn't have to be fully clean ripped in order to analyse it properly tho

But, to add something to the topic, Wilde gullie bass

Black-Out · Post by **Black-Out** » 29 May 2013, 22:19

@neutronic: think I wrote wrong, I ment it more like: why asking where to rip, you got your own pair of ears

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