Kick vs. Big Kick vs. Bazzism ??

[Sim.Sky]

all right, i know that all of these plugins are basically kick drum synths, but i was wondering if they differ from each other in any significant or fundamental way? or do they actually employ the same techniques just with a different user interface? i suppose this could well be true for kick and big kick as the controls even look very similar - but then again how does bazzism fit in the line? any thoughts on all three of them?

[llze]

its always about pitching sinewaves, some add sample load or distortion in addition, some do envelope shaping. Not entirely different on the technical side.

[Passing Bye]

What's your preferred genre?

[Taifunk]

in my opinion for sure all three are different but it's true basically do the same thing between those three according to my personal taste for sure I prefer Bazzism , when it comes to commercial plugin, There are also Eks Pro and Kick R and according to my personal ranking list would be this:
1 Kick R I tried yesterday and added to my wish list
2 Eks pro
3 Bazzism

4 Big Kick
--Kick is out because there is no demo I never buy again stuff without demo because bad experiences

if you're trying to make a choice you should follow your taste

[Aloysius]

Metrum

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCYhtB-H_Vc

[Sim.Sky]

thx for your help, guys i actually already have kick and use it quite a lot, but was just wondering if there was anything the other plugins can do (better) or what their general advantages are.

i do a lot of trance at the moment and am sometimes struggling to get this "thunderous murder kick drum" (don't know how to properly describe it ). that would be a very low, very big kick - preferably without that audible "zap" sine sweep that you often get from sa kick, and also with some very low and subtle vibration after the initial attack time... as i said, pretty hard to put that into words i guess

wasn't aware of metrum, looks cool - however it's pretty much a different price range, and (the kill off to me) requires a dongle

[Aloysius]

Try Kicklab XL

Analog style kick drum designer. Useful in many styles of electronic music.

http://www.amvst.com/

Google: Free Kick Drum VST

[Taifunk]

do you have any reference track , I'm more classic house oriented but if you post an example maybe we can help you,I do not speak English well I prefer to use the universal language of sounds
However if you already have the basic tool you add some reverb eq saturation/clipper and above the compressor depending on what you want to achieve.

[Sim.Sky]

do you have any reference track , I'm more classic house oriented but if you post an example maybe we can help you,I do not speak English well I prefer to use the universal language of sounds
However if you already have the basic tool you add some reverb eq saturation/clipper and above the compressor depending on what you want to achieve.

yeah, sure - didn't think of that this would be pretty much the sound i'm looking for - right from the beginning of the track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuzM_rMB8bw

Try Kicklab XL

Analog style kick drum designer. Useful in many styles of electronic music.

http://www.amvst.com/

Google: Free Kick Drum VST

using logic x, so win/vst is not an option unfortunately

[Aloysius]

OK. Sorry.

MeldaProduction - MDrummer Small (FREE)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Uhbu5HJjG4

http://www.meldaproduction.com/plugins/ ... mmer+Small

Windows and Mac.

[Sim.Sky]

OK. Sorry.

MeldaProduction - MDrummer Small (FREE)

Windows and Mac.

no need to apologize, i should have mentioned that in my first post any way, will have a look at mdrummer!

[Aloysius]

Last one for now. The heat here is really starting to get to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJX_ok3KjWU

[Taifunk]

do you have any reference track , I'm more classic house oriented but if you post an example maybe we can help you,I do not speak English well I prefer to use the universal language of sounds
However if you already have the basic tool you add some reverb eq saturation/clipper and above the compressor depending on what you want to achieve.

yeah, sure - didn't think of that this would be pretty much the sound i'm looking for - right from the beginning of the track:

Try Kicklab XL

Analog style kick drum designer. Useful in many styles of electronic music.

http://www.amvst.com/

Google: Free Kick Drum VST

using logic x, so win/vst is not an option unfortunately

unfortunately only for windows is the free Bigroomkixsynth doing well, that kind of kicks
if you want to take a look https://www.hintonandfairchild.co.uk/pr ... ynth-v1-2/

Now study the situation for a moment and let you know but surely come even more tips also from other users

[Taifunk]

I remembered that there also a Free plugins for mac that I always wanted to have on windows
http://www.audiospillage.com/minispillage.html

[Passing Bye]

yeah, sure - didn't think of that this would be pretty much the sound i'm looking for - right from the beginning of the track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuzM_rMB8bw

Try putting Logic's Phaser on the kick, without feedback and lfo's, 50/50 lfo mix, play with floor&ceiling, order, tick "warmth"

I think click is really processed here, if you have some multiband distortion or something, try that

using logic x, so win/vst is not an option unfortunately

You have Ultrabeat which is nice for trance kicks too