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So yesterday, I was talking to a friend of mine about what I do to get drums to sound a little bit more nasty, a little bit more gritty. That's what we're going to be talking about today.
As I was preparing for this video, I was going through a couple of the things that I thought that I did - that I ended up not doing - and it kind of surprised me. But before we get to those things, let's just start with just a few of the elements that help create the type of nasty and gritty drum sounds that I like to hear.
I'm going to play a section of the song so you can kind of hear it in context and then we'll break down some of the things that I did for this. So here we go.
[Music Playing]
Okay. So one of the first things that I did is I put a trigger on my bass drum. So here's what the bass drum sounded like before I did any sound replacement. And that's what trigger is - trigger is a sound replacer for drums. So this is what the bass drum sounds like before.
[Music Playing]
So what I did, just to make things easy, I pulled up trigger, so I'm making it active now. And then what it does is it just reads the "wave form" of whatever you are feeding into it and then it replaces it with whatever sound that you want. So I just go to my browser and I just picked, (I don't even know where I got this), this one specific library from, this is from "That Sound" ( ) is the name of the library. But yeah, this one's called bottoms kick and then fuzzy kick and Subi kicks. I feel like I picked and choose from different places to create this one. And so this is what it sounds like now.
[Music Playing]
So it's definitely a bass drum with more grit and and more room to it. The next thing - this is what my snare drum sounded like.
[Music Playing]
And so what I did is I just duplicated it. I only recorded it on the top, so I just duplicated it. And I also put an incidence of Trigger on it. These are big beauty, big and dry and room. This is a Ludwig Black Beauty snare drum.
So this is what it sounds like. Oh - and what I did is, unlike the bass drum, I didn't completely replace the sound. I still kept my original snare, but I brought in this extra kind of Trigger sound-replaced snare. So now there's kind of two going at the same time - I just blended them together.
[Music Playing]
Because I still liked a bit of the attack that I had from my original snare. Sometimes when you sound replace drums that you've got, they can almost sound too perfect. A lot of times these samples have been recorded in really nice studios with great gear and they've been dialed in super perfect. You know? But I don't necessarily like that on every song that I do, so I'll still keep my original drums in there sometimes.
So that's what I do to get my kick and snare happening. So here it is, the kick and snare.
[Music Playing]
And what I was surprised about is I actually thought that I had put a little bit of distortion on my kicks and snares, but really I just used the sound replaced samples to bring in a bit of that grit. I just looked for the drums that already had a bit of that distortion, a bit of that dirtiness already built into it. But what I do sometimes here - is I will create an aux track, which is what I did right down here. I called this 'distortion effects' or 'dist FX' and I put a "Devil-Loc" plugin from Soundtoys ( ) and this is where I can blend in some of the distortion into the overall drum sound. I've got it sitting here on my drum sub and so all of my drums are feeding into this drum sub right here. And then I'm able to use this as an effects bus to just blend in a bit of the distortion that I have here on this track. So without it, this is what the entire drum set sounds like. Actually, let me just solo the drums so we can hear what we're dealing with. So these are the drums without any of the distortion.
[Music Playing]
And then with this distortion plug in, I'll unmute that. I've just put it a little bit right here. This is what it sounds like now:
[Music Playing].
It's probably not a huge difference. I'll keep it going, but I'll toggle the mute on and off. It's not a big difference, but for what I needed for this song, I just wanted just a little bit more. So here's with it off and then I'll put it back on.
[Music Playing].
So here I'm going to increase the level of distortion so you can really hear the drastic difference it can make. So here it is - just a little bit.
[Music Playing]
So as it got more and more, you could totally hear why I didn't keep it up there all the time because they can really get out of control with this Soundtoys Devil-Loc plugin. It's a nasty little booger! But it is one of my favorite little boogers! Do people have favorite boogers, I don't know. I do!
So that's it! That's, the quick and dirty of what I reach for when I'm going for quick and dirty drums.
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Its also to your defense to make listings as accurate as possible. The more accurate the images and overall descriptions are, the less room you leave for buyers to argue, and the less headaches you'll have after a sale commences.
If they send more nasty emails, copy and paste your first email. Rinse and repeat as necessary. They will likely calm down. Be kind, don't start a fire with them that you can't put out. That could cost you more money in the long run. And it simply isn't worth it.
IMO your listing is a bit like following the logic behind "fuzzy" math or even the "new math" Your primary picture shows more than what the buyer will receive and the secondary pic is what a buyer will really get.= the "cart is before the horse".. Suggestion, in the future ref - Describe your items in words as if there is no pictures; likewise describe your item in pictures as if there are no words. Communicate is an easy word to say but is one of the hardest things to do.
For sound evolutionary reasons, it makes sense that women would be more easily disgusted. Pregnant women are notoriously prone to nausea (i.e., morning sickness) as a way of protecting the fetus from pathogens, and, historically speaking, mothers have always mattered more to children than fathers do. They are more likely to be involved in food preparation, and they would more easily transmit pathogens to their children because they have more contact, and more intimate contact, with them.
After months of discussion, the council in July voted, 3-2, to restructure the Brea Fire Department with cost-saving measures and reject a proposal to contract with the Orange County Fire Authority. Moore and Marty Simonoff voted against the restructuring, saying more time was needed for analysis of both options.
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This may be the next nasty problem I tackle. I suspect it would benefit from a tiered solution, where you produce a small amount of hand-checked data, plus a large amount of scraped or algorithmically-guessed data with a lower level of confidence.
Disgust is not just a solitary aspect of food. Some might be very sensitive to strong smells, often caused by bacteria such as in fermentation, washed-rind cheeses, and other preserved foods. For others, a nasty food needs to have a bad taste, such as salty licorice, only loved by six countries in the world and detested by all others (who are wrong, by the way). For some, the texture of a food is what evokes disgust, such as the very soft and gooey durian fruit. The perhaps strongest type of disgust is moral disgust though. Seeing ducks being force-fed in order to create Foie Gras, the mental image of the monkey brain below, or fish being eaten alive, see Ikizukuri further down. This is disgusting food in very different way.
The below list is highly subjective, and based both on personal experiences and the experiences of our visitors at the Disgusting Food Museum. It is of course not a fully objective ranking and should not be taken as such. Several of the dishes listed below are also seen as nasty food by the locals living today in the cultures the dishes come from. Culinary preferences change over time, and many of the foods listed are traditional dishes that are no longer eaten today.
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