Posted - 2021/04/08 : 23:49:17
i always forget how slow them early 2000s nu style gabba tracks are, can be a nightmare mixing into near the end of a vinyl set (scott brown style)
Posted - 2021/04/09 : 20:54:37
can you post some examples? dont really follow any new hardcore/gabba any more
unless you mean the kind of stuff on one of the hardcore underground 8 cds. think it was end of saiyan mix
quote:Originally posted by Sulphurik:
Not a fan of these high pitched kicks
Just standard hardcore these days from what I hear. Piep kicks are worse. (pipe) GPF do piss take remixes with them. They are funny, and when they dropped it at Tomorrowland was funny as fk tbh.
I just saw this for the first time, laughed my arse off and I think that's brilliant. Just a blatant pisstake but banging as fk. More of this please GPF , the sign that said Sefa is gay ! lmfao now I think I may have a new found love for piep kicks.
I don't mind the newer kick, as long as it's within moderation (I couldn't take a whole set of that donking kick though XD)
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Posted - 2021/04/12 : 03:02:49
yesah man, that track is 20 years old, i thought we was talking talking about kicks being high pitched compared to how they used to be?
btw, im not a producer, im hopefully going to learn this summer, how to make music
Posted - 2021/04/14 : 20:13:11
The Forever Young bootleg kicks aren't that high pitched, more of standard hardcore one (imo).
Here's another Paul Elstak track - like the start of it but not fan of when the kicks get harder - towards the end of track the kicks get pitched up higher.
quote:Originally posted by Sulphurik:
The Forever Young bootleg kicks aren't that high pitched, more of standard hardcore one (imo).
Here's another Paul Elstak track - like the start of it but not fan of when the kicks get harder - towards the end of track the kicks get pitched up higher.
It's just a pitched tock. Its the same kick with the tock pitched higher. The introduction of the Tock , as you say, is standard now, but its a pitched thing compared to tracks before it
Not sure if the tock thing came from hardstyle or not, or was the other way around, but I like it, but hate it as a producer