STEALING KICK DRUMS?! The world's most efficient way of sampling KICKS!

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

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[@ZackEdwardMusic]

Here come the PO-LICE!!

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

bad boys bad boys

[@sebastianvega1920]

very useful technique, thanks for the info!

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

No problem! Use it and dont get caught by the po-lice

[@madmanj.official]

Nice trick. Will the same be possible with Melda Stereoprocessor or will that also cause phase cancellation? I have that one but I do not have the izotope.

[@fpvision9851]

Also worth mentioning that the original audio source needs to be as good as possible. Best if you sample from lossless format but stay away from downloaded youtube tracks or low quality mp3..

[@rachidow2125]

he is literally saying that on the beginning

[@dwaynepinnock4773]

very nice

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

one of our old vids!! hahaha love it

[@dwaynepinnock4773]

@@TheCosmicAcademy Will be catching up :)

[@UhKimboze]

Ohhhh shoot I am using thisssssssss. Sorry broke bedroom producers need all the tricks ya feel me? 👍😂

[@mikaelholmstrom2513]

Why steal a kick when everyone is using the same kicks from kshmr and VES2 packs?

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

lol every week i except to see this comment from you 😂

[@CaslowOfficial]

Awesome info!

[@XrictosTkd]

Would you process a kick that you've sampled? I mean its already mixed and mastered and that kind of worries me

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

great question! you might have to...but usually nothing crazy! Just corrective moves, like subtractive EQ, to make it fit. You wouldn't need to compress the kick for example...it's probly already been compressed multiple times (stages) from the original track.

[@BEBURI]

Great tips

[@TheCosmicAcademy]

thanks Beburi!

[@johnwykkyd1820]

Wouldn't you have to get the artists permission????? You wouldn't have to clear this type of Sample would you?

[@RaphyJmusic]

I don't think an artist owns samples after releasing a kick on their track. Because most samples used are royalty free ones from Splice etc