Steal A Kick From Any Track | BEST METHOD

[@thealan8998]

I was really impressed with the mix and master you did for me Dilby. New one coming to you soon. Thank you

[@dilbydj]

Awesome brother. Looking forward to check it!

[@eXpas04]

Very good! Can't wait to wake up every morning and steal some kicks! 🤠

[@victorarrudadj]

Amazing content. Never disappoints

[@dilbydj]

Thanks Victor ✌️

[@Salman-Q]

I thought I had a better method of recreating the sub by myself in Kick2 and taking the first transient of the track's kick. But damn, this one is absolutely worth considering in some scenarios!

[@dilbydj]

I tried that with Kick2. Couldn't get it to sound right and took forever. It looks great the way I saw it demonstrated on the video I watched. But for me quick is better than perfect.

[@dariusblake7339]

love it, definitely be using this to rob several of John summits kicks!

[@dilbydj]

Do it!

[@thomasfaivre3453]

Je t'aime toi, j'avais trouvé ça tout seul mais ton workflow est exceptionnel. Merci pour le contenu c'est vraiment génial. Bonne journée !

[@lostindj]

Cool!! Lets sample some stuff now hehe

[@roger5482]

worked for me - thanks 😊

[@Jabez007]

I'll have to watch this again this was very interesting to say the least 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@dilbydj]

Nice one!

[@DiscoTuna]

Awesome - this is better than the first vid (that was great) - much cleaner result. Very clear vid - thanks!

[@dilbydj]

I agree. I am building a nice little pack of favourite kicks using this method.

[@MrJmhess77]

This is genius Dilby. Thanks for sharing. Love the playlist you shared also. Def stepping gnup my prod game.

[@DOUGLASaraujosoares]

This is really good way, Nice work man

[@Niles7787]

Cool trick! Seeings as they're your own kicks, it would have been nice to do an A/B comparison with the original kick and the one you extracted to see how accurate the results are!

[@dilbydj]

Great suggestion!

[@deadlydunc]

This way is cool but I think I like the old version. It's simpler and quicker... Awesome vid as always.

[@dilbydj]

Yeah, fair enough. Quick is good 👍

[@jessrice9087]

This is so cool, thank you! I love Rememeber Me! Awesome.

[@michaelmarkspersonal]

That was really good

[@dilbydj]

Cheers buddy

[@eima_music]

thanks for sharing dilby!

[@ianvjones]

Bass Kleph has a free Ableton plug called "Kick Thief"

[@dilbydj]

I've tried that. I like the idea and was trying to find a way to do it for this video using this technique but couldn't get it to work the same way.

[@dj_Davepz]

It was ok, but you had to fiddle a lot, I love how this new version everything is visual.

[@reenday]

Thank you Dilby!

[@Lateraluz777]

Da Fresh is awesome! I was gonna ask you, if you have ever had any good method for extracting snares/claps. I came up with one a few weeks ago with moderate success, but I wanted to see if you had any ideas to improve the method. So here it goes: use the extracted kick, and layer it underneath a kick that contains the desired clap or snare, then invert the phase of the extracted kick and resample. Add a high pass EQ to around 100hz or so…. Et voila! (As Da Fresh would say) What do you think?

[@beatmeater5225]

I think im gonna to try this right now !

[@dilbydj]

Sounds interesting. How was the results?

[@dilbydj]

@beatmeater5225 Nice, did it work?

[@Lateraluz777]

I think it depends on how accurately you extract the kick because the goal is to completely phase cancel the kick sitting under the desired clap or snare. So, I’ve had some that worked like a charm and others that end up sounding boxy and weak. Any ideas? Or, do you have a method?

[@dimitrimonev2493]

Amazing method ⚡️💥

[@KNVL111]

Replicated the method in FL Studio -- works like a charm

[@dilbydj]

Good to hear!

[@xguidosan]

easy and powerful, thank you!!

[@BlackSheepRave]

Simple but great tutorial

[@dj_Davepz]

Cheers D!

[@dilbydj]

You're welcome mate 👊

[@dj_Davepz]

@@dilbydj both methods are brilliant and easy to use, you make this new version look clutch, so clean. Look forward to trying it today.

[@omertarecords1334]

I do it with ozone imager I put a band at 140, 2k and 10k and i get 4 audio channels. It is very precise

[@jaime5649]

hell yea nice

[@WilliamWalsh-ej8eh]

bro it would be sick to see a peace division style track or Lemon8 style. I know you like both styles...thyere my fave artists along w apollonia and inland knights

[@Flysonfame]

On the kick that had the tone, is there a way to tweak the tone so its not an actual note? Might it be as easy as de-tuning by a few semi-tones, or modulating the the note of the tone up and down a bit in the warp section?

[@leejohnson197733]

i could do with more hi hat loops with shuffle and drive, to give the drums more movement and energy, any sample packs i should be looking at?

[@unsaved6]

😮

[@dilbydj]

😁

[@TheKoukara]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@georgek3627]

It’s good method, but it doesn’t work 100% kick always comes out shorter than original

[@dilbydj]

Agree that it's not 100% in every case. But if you're doing it the way I show there is no reason the kick would be shorter. I do this constantly and get very usable results provided the original sample is appropriate (eg has no bass or low percussion in the sub etc). You probably had warp on when you were freezing the track which could change the sample length. Other than that, there is no possible reason it would be shorter if done correctly.

[@busterbuster1641]

Such a generic bass drum. Why bother? Nothing to see here I'm afraid.

[@saren6538]

hes giving an example you dope