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The amount of semitones coupled with the pitch decay time will give us a range of different flavours of kick drums, so it is well worth mapping these controls to a macro control.ħ. By analysing a reference kick it is clear that most kicks have a very sharp drop in pitch at the start of the signal. Next we must add a pitch envelope to the kick drum to give it the ‘thud’ and punchiness that we are looking for. We can then alter the decay time to trim the length of the resonating tone.Ħ. This is fairly self explanatory but involves removing all of the sustain to effectively give us a simple attack/decay envelope. Because the transposition on our sampler does not allows us to go low enough we can also implement a frequency shifter device to get us the rest of the way down to around 55hz.ĥ. We can now think about shaping the ADSR envelope to sound more like a kick drum. In this case we need to transpose the pitch down to around 40-60Hz. Reference a kick drum to check what changes need to be made.
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