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Beginner Producer seeking advice
Posted on: 08.06.2013 by Isaura Dimonda
Hello everyone,

I am an aspiring music producer and I was wondering if anyone could help me identify what to call this part of the song (and the effect), so I can find tutorials on how to create this in my own songs. I am currently using FL Studio as my DAW.

Here is the link to the song: . The part I am interested in occurs at 1:03-1:08.

I believe it is called a breakdown and if so I would like to know the name of the effect Hardwell is using.

Thanks for your help,

amach23
Georgie Lukowiak
08.06.2013
Originally Posted by PjAndreasson
What I've heard, that's called a sub FX or sub-bas downlifter. I believe Hardwell took it from the vengeance packs (http://refx.com/products/vengeance/samples/) . It's kinda easy to do one: sinewave > relative long release/sustain > cut everything over 150-200hz > maybe some reverb to spice it up. Maybe put a kick on it to give it some more impact (cut everything below 100hz on this kick).
Exactly as he put it! Depending on which Vengeance pack you find, there should be a "break "impact" or "sub" folder in the pack
Isaura Dimonda
08.06.2013		Hello everyone,

I am an aspiring music producer and I was wondering if anyone could help me identify what to call this part of the song (and the effect), so I can find tutorials on how to create this in my own songs. I am currently using FL Studio as my DAW.

Here is the link to the song: . The part I am interested in occurs at 1:03-1:08.

I believe it is called a breakdown and if so I would like to know the name of the effect Hardwell is using.

Thanks for your help,

amach23
Georgie Lukowiak
08.06.2013
Originally Posted by PjAndreasson
What I've heard, that's called a sub FX or sub-bas downlifter. I believe Hardwell took it from the vengeance packs (http://refx.com/products/vengeance/samples/) . It's kinda easy to do one: sinewave > relative long release/sustain > cut everything over 150-200hz > maybe some reverb to spice it up. Maybe put a kick on it to give it some more impact (cut everything below 100hz on this kick).
Exactly as he put it! Depending on which Vengeance pack you find, there should be a "break "impact" or "sub" folder in the pack
Rodolfo Oriol
08.06.2013		What I've heard, that's called a sub FX or sub-bas downlifter. I believe Hardwell took it from the vengeance packs (http://refx.com/products/vengeance/samples/) . It's kinda easy to do one: sinewave > relative long release/sustain > cut everything over 150-200hz > maybe some reverb to spice it up. Maybe put a kick on it to give it some more impact (cut everything below 100hz on this kick).
Kallie Greear
08.06.2013		I believe its just a delay effect

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