Making a huge impact
Making a huge impact Posted on: 12.11.2013 by Reatha Belfield Hey guys, for my breakdown, I want to do a big IMPACT that sounds like this: at 0:30 sec. I've made one but not as punchy as this one... Can someone help me, I've been trying in massive but not so perfect... THanks | |
| Patience Kokos 15.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by poltergeist
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| Reatha Belfield 12.11.2013 | Hey guys, for my breakdown, I want to do a big IMPACT that sounds like this: at 0:30 sec. I've made one but not as punchy as this one... Can someone help me, I've been trying in massive but not so perfect... THanks |
| Letitia Sehlhorst 15.12.2013 | an 808 sub bass is pretty much a sine wave with a pitch envelope, which is what OP was asking about - read his post he says at 0:30. I dunno why you guys are complicating stuff with a bunch of processing and reverb and stuff when all he wants is a sine wave with decaying pitch |
| Patience Kokos 15.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by poltergeist
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| April Burnap 10.12.2013 | For a really dramatic impact (I'm not really sure which bit of the song you were on about), I often use an 808-style sub bass drop (there's are some awesome free samples online, or you can make one, fairly easily with any synth that can glide), layered with a huge clap (two, if need be) that's had the head of the sample removed, leaving just the body and the tail/transients, possibly a cymbal that's had the same. LPF the hell out of it, add some reverb/tape delay and there you have it. For maximum impact, you could try leading into it with a reverse clap and/or cymbal. Throwing a little bit of white noise in there doesn't hurt, either... R x |
| Patience Kokos 25.11.2013 | ^^ That as well... |
| Letitia Sehlhorst 25.11.2013 | a sine wave |
| Patience Kokos 25.11.2013 | Use reverb/lowpass filter... Epicverb is a nice free reverb. |
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