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this is going to sound dumb but where do i find out what crash, snare, kick, and tom are
Search for “drum parts and its sounds” on youtubepowerplayer75 wrote:
this is going to sound dumb but where do i find out what crash, snare, kick, and tom are
powerplayer75 wrote:
this is going to sound dumb but where do i find out what crash, snare, kick, and tom are
here are some sample sounds, different sets will sound different
crash refers to a type of cymbal, usually used for emphasis, since its loud and sustained
snare drums generally sound like this, they have wires (called the snares) on the bottom that affect the tone
"kick" refers to bass drum, since you use a pedal to play it. It is the lowest drum in the set
toms come in different sizes, making different pitches
high
low
snare drums generally sound like this, they have wires (called the snares) on the bottom that affect the tone
"kick" refers to bass drum, since you use a pedal to play it. It is the lowest drum in the set
toms come in different sizes, making different pitches
high
low
usually kick/bass drum and snare are used for the main beat of the song (along with the ride cymbals and hihats), with crash cymbals coming in for accents, and toms are usually used in fills, where the drummer plays something different from the main groove.
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people in the comments already explained but thanks to that question, imma quickly find a video to add that explains the different drum sounds!powerplayer75 wrote:
this is going to sound dumb but where do i find out what crash, snare, kick, and tom are
ok somebody fr needs to pin this, this post is too useful
Almost similar to the knowledge I accumulated so far, except I've been using the idea of "claps" for kick/snare. Basically normal claps are kicks and soft claps are snares.
What do you think of this pattern compared to yours? I've also been strong on the idea of "don't replace hitnormals" but then you are using the drum hitnormal for the kicks meanwhile I keep the soft hitnormal and add a clap addition for the kick.
Also very new to hitsounding/mapping so I was trying to find an initial good style that the majority uses and so far I've settled on that style but I'd love to learn what others are doing and their reasons for doing so.
What do you think of this pattern compared to yours? I've also been strong on the idea of "don't replace hitnormals" but then you are using the drum hitnormal for the kicks meanwhile I keep the soft hitnormal and add a clap addition for the kick.
Also very new to hitsounding/mapping so I was trying to find an initial good style that the majority uses and so far I've settled on that style but I'd love to learn what others are doing and their reasons for doing so.
every style of hitsounding sucks in some way u just have to pick ur poisonRavener wrote:
Almost similar to the knowledge I accumulated so far, except I've been using the idea of "claps" for kick/snare. Basically normal claps are kicks and soft claps are snares.
What do you think of this pattern compared to yours? I've also been strong on the idea of "don't replace hitnormals" but then you are using the drum hitnormal for the kicks meanwhile I keep the soft hitnormal and add a clap addition for the kick.
if u put both kicks and snares on claps, players with the same clap in every sampleset in their skin will get odd feedback
if u put a kick (or anything, really) on a hitnormal, it just doesn't exist for most players and if it isn't a loud sample it destroys feedback for anyone that doesn't have hitsounds disabled
if u put kicks anywhere else u cant use them properly
the entire system is broken you just can't win
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There is a bunch of ppl who use different sample set claps to differentiate snare from kick which is definitely fine.Ravener wrote:
Almost similar to the knowledge I accumulated so far, except I've been using the idea of "claps" for kick/snare. Basically normal claps are kicks and soft claps are snares.
What do you think of this pattern compared to yours? I've also been strong on the idea of "don't replace hitnormals" but then you are using the drum hitnormal for the kicks meanwhile I keep the soft hitnormal and add a clap addition for the kick.
The reason I say say dont switch hitnormal and then use drumhitnormal it's a: its easier since its very common b: there is often times where i tend to actually use the other samples of samplesets c: there is no good way of doing kicks
This.lewski wrote:
every style of hitsounding sucks in some way u just have to pick ur poison
if u put both kicks and snares on claps, players with the same clap in every sampleset in their skin will get odd feedback
if u put a kick (or anything, really) on a hitnormal, it just doesn't exist for most players and if it isn't a loud sample it destroys feedback for anyone that doesn't have hitsounds disabled
if u put kicks anywhere else u cant use them properly
the entire system is broken you just can't win
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Why are you bumping this?TritoBandito wrote:
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Really helpful guide, thanks for taking the time to put this together Trito <3
this guide should be pinned on the forum,probably the best one i saw so far !
If you're like me and too lazy to add any custom sample that isn't a snare, then normal-hitnormal is great for kicks if you're in a soft section.
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sorry, thought it would be helpful to show it up again since some people were asking me about this, wont do it againCorne2Plum3 wrote:
Why are you bumping this?TritoBandito wrote:
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completely agreesemaphore wrote:
If you're like me and too lazy to add any custom sample that isn't a snare, then normal-hitnormal is great for kicks if you're in a soft section.
does these shortcuts also work in lazer?
agreedRandomness64 wrote:
this guide should be pinned on the forum,probably the best one i saw so far !
maybe a GMT can do thatmqwilliamscom wrote:
agreedRandomness64 wrote:
this guide should be pinned on the forum,probably the best one i saw so far !