Tutorial: Making Heavy Snares 🥁
Here's a video showing how we use acoustic drum samples to craft a variety of heavy snare sounds.
Samples used:
Snare-SessionDry-Stick-Hit-Hard
A-Snare Ludwig 1 A
Comments (23)
Just joined up a few days ago, and wow these videos are great! Thanks for making these for the community
Each month this keeps being the best use of 15$ I spent
This tutorial was great! I did not know anything about drum processing before this and within 30 mins of this tutorial I got some really cool professional snare hits! Now Will talks in this tutorial about not having Vocoder if you are using other DAWs. I did this tutorial inside FL Studio with the stock vocoder and the plugin is different but the parameters are essentially the same so it was easy to follow along. There is also a stock Vocoder plugin if you are using Cubase and it has the same functionalities as well. So there shouldn't be any problem using the techniques he's showing if you are using other DAWs so long as you have any Vocoder plugin. Again, excellent tutorial, Thank you Koan Sound <3
automating the volume of the white noise, simple but awesome!
Really helps the way you break it down. I will definitely be practicing these moves with other snares. Thanks.
Don't believe I've ever heard a better sounding snare tbh
literally one of the biggest reasons i subbed thank you SO much, i would gladly pay 10X more for this kind of content and information, you guys are incredible
100%
This is the best. It feels like when a magician reveals his secrets!
TOP CONTENT! THANK YOU SO MUCH
Awesome tutorial, the stuff i signed up for basically! unfortunately this month i'm going to have to unsubscribe! But i will be back! Thank you for doing what you do, it inspires me every day!
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sick !
Sweet
The snare at 9:57 is well on its way to one of the Meanwhile, In The Future snares. I used to try so hard to make that sound and never could, you guys are legendary.
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That vocoder trick for making transients from live samples is brilliant, never thought of a vocoder as a synth but that makes so much sense
Really cool insight, thanks!
Smare
This is worth literally every penny of the patreon. You don't even wanna know how many years I've been trying to do this; very nearly completely the wrong way lol.
Simple and punchy, thanks guys🤘🏻
Amazingly simple once explained, thanks so much for this! Curious whether a similar approach was used for more organic/wet claps like in The Zulla, or if that's more reliant on foley.