Hi all,
I want to know how the deep house producers (Agnes, Serafin, Bazz...) make the drums (snare, hi hats, claps, kicks...) in their productions.
I have tried to make this kind of drums but I finally make always hard sounds.
Anyone can help me ?
Thanks in advance,
Drums in deep house
Nothing like a classic 808 or 909 kick with Low EQ filter pass and a short compression gain on it ..
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I used to think like that, but you can get real creative when it comes to sampling and I'm talking about where you sample from. The likes of Theo Parrish, Moodymann etc... The original Detroit house don's... all sample, but creatively. There is a video on YouTube of Theo Parrish recording a vocalist under a bridge and basically him going round Detroit recording stuff… I just think that stuff there is proper deep…Lots of feeling gone into the way he makes music. Sampling often gets a bad rep cause you have all these sample packs avaible and people often forget that its more then just downloading a few ready made sample packs off the internet...tintin2085 wrote:Thanks, guyz for your help
I'm not a big sample fan, I prefer creating my own stuff
But I will look for what the samples are proposing me
to expand on some of the above mentionings:
you have a programmed loop of drums (808/909 or whatever). Put a sample loop behind this from one of your favourite funk/disco tracks. Now experiment with a gate on the sample - sidechaining it with your programmed drums can give a nice compliment.
Go further and filter your sample loop etc. lo-pass the sample loop - you can often create your riff/groove this way which is very handy for turning a monotonous drum loop into the beginnings of a track.
Have fun
you have a programmed loop of drums (808/909 or whatever). Put a sample loop behind this from one of your favourite funk/disco tracks. Now experiment with a gate on the sample - sidechaining it with your programmed drums can give a nice compliment.
Go further and filter your sample loop etc. lo-pass the sample loop - you can often create your riff/groove this way which is very handy for turning a monotonous drum loop into the beginnings of a track.
Have fun