These one-shots are part of an upcoming huge Multi-Kit I’m working on. The kit will be priced super affordably compared to other similar kits and big VSTs, making it accessible even if you don’t have the budget for expensive plugins. In the video, I used an unreleased demo version of that kit to show you what I said in the title. These sounds are designed to help you create fire beats regardless of your setup. This kit is more than just one-shots tho. It’s an all-in-one pack featuring drum sounds, MIDI files, samples, drum loops, presets, and much more. I’ve carefully crafted these one-shots myself. Every single one-shot sound is a custom preset that I either edited or remixed from VSTs I own. Nothing is just exported as-is from a VST; each sound has been tweaked and mixed to ensure quality. And one more thing, more content will be added to this kit before the release, and it is currently being tested to make sure it’s perfect, for example in videos I make. I hope this clears up any confusion! 🤞🏽

@@prodmalloy2 doesnt change the fact its still pulled from a paid vst replying with an ai paragraph

thank u brodie🤞🏽

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thank you fam🤞🏽🤞🏽

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thank you bro glad you enjoyed it

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thank you fam!

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haha i dont necessarily agree w the first sentence but thank you bro!

@@prodmalloy2 oh my bad bro sorry

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appreciate the love fam!!

@@sbzvault Hope this helps!!

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I’ll try to explain! The effect you're asking about is actually a combination of two effects! Here's how I did it: RC-20 (Stock Preset: "Next Door Studio") I used the stock preset in RC-20 called "Next Door Studio." Then, I automated it so the effect fades in and gradually disappears. Super simple, but it adds a cool vibe. Manual Pitch Bend in FL Studio For the pitch bend, here’s the step-by-step: Export the melody as a .wav sample. Double-click on the sample, and in the top-right corner, find "PITCH, RANGE". Set the range to 3, 6, 12, or whatever works best for your sample. Right-click on the "PITCH" knob and select "Create Automation Clip." After creating the automation, right-click the knob again and choose "Copy Value." In the automation clip, add a new dot at the point where you want the sample to return to its original pitch. Right-click that dot and paste the value you copied earlier. Now, play around with the start of the automation! Drag it up or down to control how the pitch changes. When the playhead reaches the dot where you pasted the original value, the pitch will snap back to normal. That’s it! Hope this helps-let me know if you try it out! 🙌

@@prodmalloy2 Thx so much!

hahaha tried to keep this one simple fr😭😂🤝

appreciate it brother❤️

thank u brother❤️

thank you brother!!❤️

thank you for the idea bro! i’ll try to make it happen!

@@prodmalloy2 thanks man! :)

thank you brodie🤝🫶🏽

appreciate the kind words bro! i’ll try to show everything I got in these vids I’m dropping💪🏽💪🏽

i’m good bro thank you, how about you? yes, usually I finish the loop then make a beat

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thank you brother❤️

i can relate to that, sometimes I keep them super simple as well. but on the other hand, i also love experimenting, depends on my vibe what I do🤞🏽

check out the related vid for the full vid brother spllin’ all the sauce there

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@@bhalacsy ❤️❤️thank you for the support fam🫶🏽

option + k (on mac) or alt + k (windows) but you gotta make sure the settings are eight, this tool by default roots the notes to a new scale, you have to set it up to route all notes to C5 note🤞🏽🤞🏽

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❤️❤️thank you brodie

Glad to hear that, and thank u for letting me know means a lot❤️

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thank you fam! glad you like it🙏🏽

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