possibly because of how the audio suddenly starts and suddenly ends, try one of the declicking methods on FL sampler and choose the best one which suits from the dropdownWavelength wrote:Can anyone tell my why I am getting a clicking noise with my kick? So annoying.
what you should look for is always different, it always depends on the sound of the layer (depends on the pitch as well). All you need to do is boost/cut certain frequencies until it betters the sound of the layer you're working on - use your ears and ask yourself if you are happy with the harmonics in the sound and you'll be able to visualize what harmonics are present if you use a frequency analyzer like Voxengo Span on the master track. Rip some kicks from professional tracks to get a rough guide of the gain level of harmonics which are in the sound, it should be mostly uniform throughout the spectrum but the low frequency peak should always just peak a little louder (about 3dB louder). When you're making the "sound"; don't worry about mixing, just think... Does it sound good? don't worry about EQ mixing until the very end.Netris wrote:Hi. I've started to work on a new kick and at this point it starts to sound good to me, but since I'm not an expert kick maker, I'd like to know what I should look for in my kick (like specific levels of certain frequencies for example, in other word : what are the technical characteristics of a good kick) and what tool should I use to do so.
Thanks.
Thanks, that's really helpful.Soundphase wrote:what you should look for is always different, it always depends on the sound of the layer (depends on the pitch as well). All you need to do is boost/cut certain frequencies until it betters the sound of the layer you're working on - use your ears and ask yourself if you are happy with the harmonics in the sound and you'll be able to visualize what harmonics are present if you use a frequency analyzer like Voxengo Span on the master track. Rip some kicks from professional tracks to get a rough guide of the gain level of harmonics which are in the sound, it should be mostly uniform throughout the spectrum but the low frequency peak should always just peak a little louder (about 3dB louder). When you're making the "sound"; don't worry about mixing, just think... Does it sound good? don't worry about EQ mixing until the very end.Netris wrote:Hi. I've started to work on a new kick and at this point it starts to sound good to me, but since I'm not an expert kick maker, I'd like to know what I should look for in my kick (like specific levels of certain frequencies for example, in other word : what are the technical characteristics of a good kick) and what tool should I use to do so.
Thanks.