I'd try for myself. It's a free alternative and i'd say it's generally pretty well received.

This is to good to go unmentioned: http://tactilesounds.blogspot.com/p/tactile-synthesizers.html http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_tVZxBQQ10hM/S92ZcnpXoDI/AAAAAAAAAB8/PBTseV5L3KA/s1600/ts-808-2.0-screenshot.png It is easily tunable as well: TS-808 is a software emulation of the Roland TR-808 hardware drum m...

I'd leave out the fx for starters. Try and get the envelope and pitch curve to look similar. The transient (0-say 30 ms,which is loud and prominent in this particular kickdrum) is an entirely different matter and is probably harder to recreate. It might be made of noise, have something like a highat...

Audiotuts +1

Also very much liked the Thomas Gold Future Music Interview,
which you can find - in parts on youtoube.

No problem, mate. Glad to help a fellow producer out.

I'd recommend you to try and find a part with just the hihats or another clean part and highpass that at somewhere between 100-300hz so you are left with just the higher parts of the track -say claps/hats - whatever is above kick and bass. Then slice that stuff up and see what falls where. you could...

I think you want something like CROSSOVER from this site

http://www.rs-met.com/

filed under Freebies

http://kimlajoie.wordpress.com/2010/03/ ... ing-mixes/

lots of godd ideas on that blog