http://www.izotope.com/artists/skrillex.asp
In this interview he describes his drum process
Skrillex Snare Sound
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- KVRian
- 606 posts since 20 Mar, 2015 from Nerima, Tokyo
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I'm by no mean expert.
I did that with a few instances of Charlatan (any substractive synth will do) and free plugins from the top 50 on bpb.
Its a wip for a small contest and not dubstep. But i still tried to make a powerful snare.
Since its all layers, i didnt have to compress everything.
The snare contains two noises one very quick and with slight saturation, and a traditionnal tail for the 2nd noise.
I use the simple triangle wave with a note approaching 200hz range (charlatan has no sine)
Add velocities and you get playable drums.
Share your recipes^^
Oops didnt see the necro^^
I'm by no mean expert.
I did that with a few instances of Charlatan (any substractive synth will do) and free plugins from the top 50 on bpb.
Its a wip for a small contest and not dubstep. But i still tried to make a powerful snare.
Since its all layers, i didnt have to compress everything.
The snare contains two noises one very quick and with slight saturation, and a traditionnal tail for the 2nd noise.
I use the simple triangle wave with a note approaching 200hz range (charlatan has no sine)
Add velocities and you get playable drums.
Share your recipes^^
Oops didnt see the necro^^
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- KVRer
- 3 posts since 26 Sep, 2016
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This guy has made a samplepack with TONS of skrillex sounding snares:https://www.oronjo.com/p/T9iDaNQArTHiWAMe3 (https://www.oronjo.com/p/T9iDaNQArTHiWAMe3)It costs only 2 euros.
I've bought them and they sound amazingly close to the old skrillex snares.