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Thanks Chuck - and anyone else who was in on the development of Kickback [message #67513] Mon, 01 May 2006 20:58 Go to next message
Chris Latham is currently offline  Chris Latham   UNITED STATES
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Today I was tweaking some mixes for a project that I co-produced with the
artist, and he asked about getting a little more "uhmph" out of the kick
drum. So I fiddled around with bringing up my "subkick" track. After we
both shrugged at how subtle that was, I thought - lets see what Kickback
could do with this. WOW! 46 hz with a 0 hold time and it was all the
thunderous kick thud you'd ever want. THANKS CHUCK!
Re: Thanks Chuck - and anyone else who was in on the development of Kickback [message #67525 is a reply to message #67513] Tue, 02 May 2006 05:57 Go to previous message
Rod Lincoln is currently offline  Rod Lincoln
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Good tip!
rod
"Chris Latham" <latham_c@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Today I was tweaking some mixes for a project that I co-produced with the
>artist, and he asked about getting a little more "uhmph" out of the kick
>drum. So I fiddled around with bringing up my "subkick" track. After we
>both shrugged at how subtle that was, I thought - lets see what Kickback
>could do with this. WOW! 46 hz with a 0 hold time and it was all the
>thunderous kick thud you'd ever want. THANKS CHUCK!
>
>
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