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Originally Posted by
normanion
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From the kicks that I have in different forms and that I like (will make list shorter):
- Moog DFAM - this thing tastes like done especially for kick drums and here is where things are really interesting - while I appreciate its sound, it isn't my favourite, while my friend claims it is the best kick drum he has ever heard, and I get, where he comes from, based on his taste for music;
- DSI Tempest - I really like the kick that was made by professional sound designer (don't remember his name, but he had few tutorials on YT), to arrive at best kick I have heard on Tempest (I'm more into 909, rather trancey kick than 808) he had to utilise envelopes modulating envelopes for proper curve.
- Syntakt - it has the most usable kick possibilities that I heard, very easy to arrive at something satisfying, same goes for other sounds needed in compositions that I like.
- RYTM mk2 - this one I also like, but less than specially crafted kick on Tempest.
- Analog 4 mk2 - I left the best for the dessert, because stock preset 909-like kick, but then multimode filter changed to Peak and sweeped for extra juice is the best kick that I ever had, which made me hold on to A4 for longer, when otherwise it was destined to be sold.
Cordially,
Norman
DFAM is pretty cool actually... just need to spend more time with it! Also have DRM-1 + Expander from Bugbrand in modular frac format... Feels like DFAM but more precise and even more crazy. Sample them both a lot!
And yes - I know that Tempest kick from youtube designer - very nice one. There are some other commercial sound sets where you can find useful Tempest BDs. And I really impressed how they mod amp and pitch env with another env. Never seen that before Tempest but it's really nice method.