Kick Sampling

[@MichaelGaidamaka]

What a wonderful YT recommendation, Dean! Happy to see you online and in business! Still remember your music from mid 2000th!!!

[@deanmarriott6786]

Thank you! Yeah, I’ve been working as an engineer, ghost producer and a teacher behind the scenes but still very much going strong! 😎

[@iaroslavyakoff3822]

Great ways to isolate kick, thanks!

[@lishaybachar]

Dilbys technic is pretty amazing with the multiband compressor plugin of Ableton

[@markramsey2165]

Guy is a certified legend ❤

[@DRamirezMusic]

That is very nice of you to say 😊

[@ResonanceRevealed]

Thanks

[@bradicu5]

Ahh mate I had no idea you were on here. Ive got a few of your records from the 00's. I remember that electric disco remix blowing my pants off back in the day. Subscribed legend, keep pushing!!

[@DRamirezMusic]

Aww - so kind of you! And thanks for following me 😊

[@nnuae]

Pretty much doing the same, except I've yet to pay for shaperbox so I just use EQ3 to create 3 bands, and use Ableton's Shaper on them. I also use a stem separation AI tool (pretty sure any would do) in full tracks to isolate the drums and then proceed like you showed in this video. Top notch stuff, hope to see more. I used to listen to your stuff all the way back, so hyped to see you making tutorials.

[@DRamirezMusic]

Thank you very much! Yes, great techniques you already have. It’s the idea of sampling kicks from other tracks that’s the crux of this video so you’re already there. And yes - loads more coming from me so watch out.

[@ChrisRamis]

Great ! Thank you. Merry Xmas !

[@DRamirezMusic]

Same to you!

[@joedriver2588]

Nice. Thank you.

[@DRamirezMusic]

Most welcome

[@joedriver2588]

@@DRamirezMusic How can I find out the cost of your mentoring program?

[@AngeloSposato]

In Ableton you can use the Multiband Compressor to isolate the 3 bands and with the fades, keep only the parts you need. There are several tutorials online, the last I saw from Dilby, the dj and producer

[@deanmarriott6786]

Nice! I’ll check out the other techniques. I’m a sampling fan so anything to make the task more efficient is good for me.

[@iaroslavyakoff3822]

Came to the comment section for this. Probably the best free way for ableton users. Tutor called Steal A Kick From Any Track by Dilby.

[@AlbertBoltrykMusic]

nice one 🔥

[@DRamirezMusic]

Thanks 🔥

[@AnalogFlava]

Would you sample kicks from mp3s 320? As far as I know you could since the information lost are in the higher frequencies but I honestly hate to do it as I feel like it just aint the same as cd quality 😅

[@deanmarriott6786]

Honestly, I don’t really care where my sample comes from - be it MP3 or Wav. However, of course the higher the original quality, the higher the quality of the finished product so if you don’t mind a bit of dirt, grit, mp3 aliasing, lofi filth and that’s the effect that gets you the required results then that’s good enough for me.

[@timzero]

Or try drumclone beta from Rare DSP ....

[@DRamirezMusic]

Ohhh - hello! I’ll definitely look into this.

[@potsbaker]

Perhaps remove the 40% smoothing from ShaperBox

[@AirArtStudiosOfficial]

Just load it into kick3❤

[@deanmarriott6786]

Just picked up kick 3 and gonna try out the new features.