How To Layer Snares With Noise And Make Them Crunchy

In this video, we show you how to Layer Snares With Noise And Make Them Crunchy.
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[@scottsinclair9301]

Useful video. Ive been looking how to make my hats more crispy and can see it working there.

[@EstanK]

Legend

[@Ryan.Anderson80]

Subtle when listening to the full beat but adds great texture which helps enhance the kick and snare. Thank you.

[@almazybeats]

Cool THNX!!!!

[@FLPXIZ]

Nice tricks!

[@Teuntjuhh]

Is there any reason you chose not to group and slightly distort the layers together afterwards? I see this advice pretty often. Or was it just out of scope for this video?

[@aduken762]

You can lose the fundamental if you distort it too much

[@UnizTRM]

@@aduken762 That's what a dry/wet knob is for though

[@ShieldJesus420]

Tiny bit of saturation to glue and hard clipping for loudness

[@screamartsdnb]

if it sounds good it sounds good, but I often group all of the drums and compress and or clip them :)

[@endorphine54678]

Legend