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MiddleThinkr

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Monday, November 28th 2011, 8:42pm

BIG ??? About this sound.

Hey there actually got a big ? in my mind, no clue about how to get to this sound :

KLICK ME

sound finally starts at 1:11, would be so HAPPY about any help achieving this one !

thx

good sample too : KLICK ME ! starts here finally at 0:25

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Monday, November 28th 2011, 9:55pm

Are you talking about the generic Hardstyle/Gabber style kick?

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Monday, November 28th 2011, 9:59pm

noo about this imo heavily modulated sound above it

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Monday, November 28th 2011, 10:30pm

Let me see... sounds like it is based on hypersaw. The wah-wah effect is done using a filter, so either use the filter section - maybe lowpass with some resonance, and make it follow a filter envelope with a slow attack - or modulate the vowel filter or a comb filter instead.

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Wednesday, November 30th 2011, 8:09pm

pouhh... i tried it ... but nothing even getting close to that sound :( ... im tired about it ^^ but i want it

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Thursday, December 1st 2011, 8:29am

You need to remember that sometimes our perception of the sound is influenced by other sounds around it, and very often the sound had gone through various production modifications such as adding effects, EQing and compression. So I suggest you try to build a production around your sound and see how it interacts with it.

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