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Old 19.08.2005, 03:11 PM
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Default Creating 808 and 909 drum kits
I have worked out how to do a fairly confincing (and very powerful) kick drum - but snares, rides and hi hats seem much harder to do. Has anyone had any experience of creating sharp, snappy electronic snares like the 909 one? (virus b)
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try experementing with with the noise generator,filter-pitch envelop and filters.
i belive you might find few patchs in access' guide to analog synth programing.
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If you need the most "real" sounding 909 samples, i reccomend rebirth.
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shouldnt this topic be in general since it has nothing to do with a virus.
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shouldnt this topic be in general since it has nothing to do with a virus.
Er, no, he's using a Virus (B). If we're being anal, the synthesis section would be more pertinent.

Apparatus, check at the bottom of this page:

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?u...=+&Summary=Yes

...and for kick/bass drum synthesis, check the top of the next page:

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?p...20&Summary=Yes
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GREAT LINKS ! thanks
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GREAT LINKS ! thanks
Aye, the Sound On Sound archive is a goldmine.
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Many thanks for the links. Lets not get anal about putting this post in such specific categories - I am using a virus b and generally discussing how to use it.

I spotted a patch last night that sounded very close to a 909 - I am going to try to 'reverse engineer' it to see how it was made, as I heard doing that is a good way to see how sounds were built up. (Reverse engineering tips??)
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SoundDiver, for one. Everything, all the knobs and stuff, are displayed graphically.
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good tip, I had forgotton there was this sounddiver thing. Will try it out!
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