The trick is to care less care about the kick.... I was on the same mission myself for a long time, but when I realised that some big artists don't do anything at all except use any samples, I'm now glad that I do the same meanwhile. For example Stef Mendesidis just takes the basic 909 kick and give it some distortion and thats it. No listener will ever notice the tiny little chanhges we make.
You have a point. Also fine-tuning it with compressors/EQ, adjusting length/sidechain and having it sound good in the mix with all the other stuff is more important than having it sound fat on its own. That being said, if you can do both, IMO it's worth it.
Introduction holds a lot of “buzz words” that people are using to sell some shitty product like “it’s a game changer for me” but my man just gives it away for free! Good job man, thank you x
it wouldn't be great for traiditonal tech house, but more and more artists like mau p and eli brown are doing really cool blends of genres that it would work really well for.
This is sick! My only suggestion (and I highly recommend this) - a macro to invert phase for the bass layers. After the sampler in both the Low Punch layer and Low Rumble layer I added a Utility device. On the Utility device, click the ØL and ØR buttons to invert the phase and then right click the Utility's device activator button and map the one on Low Punch layer to Macro 15 and map the one on Low Rumble layer to Macro 16. When the macro is set to 0 then the Utility device is off and phase is normal, and when you turn either corresponding macro dial past 64 then it will invert the phase for that layer.
yupp i thought about that!! i tried to address that by adding the low shift, low pitch, and rumble pitch knobs. you can address the phase there even with small adjusments. thats why i reccomend using an oscilloscope while working with low frequency sounds
How many samples are in one macro? M Punch Select for example shows values from 1 to 127. Does it have 127 samples? If not then would recommend changing the max value so it represents the amount of samples it has. Absolutely mind blowing rack you created, must be the best tool that exists for making techno kicks so quickly and easily.
thats actually a great idea. i don't know how many samples are in there off the top of my head. probably around 60 ish. but from now on I'll do that!!! brilliant idea!!
I was hoping to come across a channel such as this one. Two days into the beginning of my Techno journey, this clip popped up in my recommendations. You make everything seems so much easier than it (actually) is. I also love your approach to teaching and the enthusiasm behind it. Insta, most deservedly, sub. Thanks for sharing this and all of your other insights, it is much appreciated!
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Wooow man! I got mesmerized by your sample and kick packs!! woow! Amazing sounds! Thank you so much! My music is gonna take a big step! I downloaded the kick generator also! Congrats for this work! Greetings from Brasil! Nice to meet your channel! You are a great professor!
Put a glue compressor on to a sends track, high attack and a fast release bring down the threshold and turn up the makeup gain, then blend it in with your processed kick.
Thank you for those freebies buddy. Instantly solid results en indeed... Endless possibilities when combined. Cool Stash by the way ✌️😎 New subscriber from Belgium
@@raveyardsounds That’s the ticket, just downloaded it! Thanks you for the awesome tools can’t wait to use it! Definitely worth the subscribe! -RESPECT!!!
The rack doesn’t work for me 😢 I tried downloading and exporting from ZIP file but whenever I clip on the live group preset it doesn’t open. Not even when trying to drag and drop. Someone help!
You got a weird take on these genres, mate....... These blatantly suit techno music (not house). If you want gabba then maybe search 'gabba kicks' instead.
Hi! Thanks for the cool video mate, but the button to download the divinity kick generator takes me to shopify's main page instead of downloading the rack.... :( any ideas how i can download it?? Already tried disabling adblock, it just doesnt work
@@raveyardsounds thanks! i got there, but for some crazy reason, both the techno kick generator and the 100 techno kicks take me to the wrong address when i click on the download button... :(
@@raveyardsounds hey! I use google chrome and no i have not used the freebie section before. I made an account and i did see another kick generator that cost 34 dollars or something so i thought it was the same thing and just was not free anymore.
hey! its most definitely because you're not using the correct version of ableton. this was made with Ableton Live Suite 11.1.6 so it'll work with any version after and it must be the Live Suite version
I feel like the only true proper way of making kicks is making it without samples, start from a synth and then push it through saturators, compressors, etc etc. And then if you want to make a new kick all you gotta do is change some settings in your synth. And it sounds waaaayyyy better than using sampled kicks. Also you can literally shape the low end how you want without having to rely on rumble chains and hoping you will get a nice bass by clicking randomly on all the settings
@@raveyardsounds yeah absolutely to each their own, but with the synth method you can make 100's of kicks by just tweaking once you set it up. It isnt that much hit/miss as the sample method
I'd love to check out this vst . I dont know where else you can get 50 preset starts that you can add to your project and get more amazing ideas . I can't find anything under freebies at all atm though .
hey!! so you have to go to the top link in the video and then put in your email. you'll then get an email asking to confirm you'd like to subscribe and then you will receive a link in another email that will give you access to the freebie bunker. that link will work for you forever so save it because we add new free products pretty frequently.
One key thing is the consistancy of the bass. So not interupting the bass wave with cancellation. What that looks liek is when the main wave is turning on and off. Its great that this guy is showing the scope on screen to show the result. What happens with cancellation is the level can be high but the perception / bass isnt as high as it could be. Great example at 13:14 where the rack is turned up but about 2/3rds of the way through the kick is turning off and back on again in the low end. Just to reiterate this issue, if you had a kick a quarter of the length of this, you know you cant get much bass out of it. Its really important to work like this with the visual to help. 5:51 is another good example of big cancellation after the attack 3 big spikes then it loses power. When reviewing tracks where people cant work out what is wrong, their kciks would often be like this and the culprit was them making kicks on kick2 vst and fault areas in the kick. If you want a loud kick, you need a constant low sub wave.
@@jonclsmdoe a lot of techno kicks have wild phase issues but it’s also what creates the movement and groove of the kick, whether it was intentional volume automations or fading or just straight up phasing. but that’s why i do use a scope so i can be intentional in my stacking. you always want to know what’s going on down there
I understand where you’re coming from, and I agree with your overall point that we need to pay attention to the phase relationship between the kick and the rumble, but I do not agree with your last point that there NEEDS to be a constant low end sub in order for the kick to be “loud”. Why would there need to be a single tone going on in the low end in order to make it loud? Because of the phase cancellation? Well, let’s say you have a rumble whose phase doesn’t change, but is out of phase with the kick. Yes, the kick and rumble together will lose some power, but you can then use some compression or distortion (or both) to squash the dynamics of the phase cancellation. But I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt. Maybe you meant that the kick needs a constant low end sub wave in order to sound “good”. I would also disagree if this is the case. The low end is amplified massively in a club or festival setting. When you have a single low end tone playing in a club, it comes out as a solid wall of sound. This might be good in some parts of a track, but how are people supposed to dance to a sound with no groove or rhythm? They can’t. You need to have the interplay between low and low-mis frequencies in order to add a groove to the low end that people can dance to, and which is amplified in the club. And it’s possible that that groove comes from phase cancellation between the kick and rumble.
@jordanmartinez8652 I k ow what you mean. The pitch can change and all sorts but the drivers most important job is the low end. Its like saying to a person doing one thing of pumping their arms forward from their chest to their full extent away from them and then saying.. while doing that, now do this... I suppose maybe my point should say something like.. for maximum power don't ask uour kick to stop and start and not use the full range. Agreed above regarding complexities of kicks with reverb.
@@jonclsmdoe i would check out the waveform of some of these techno kicks in really popular tracks. the punch is usually a cleanish sin wave, but the back half of the kick is usually a rumbly mess that has all sorts of phasing and weird pitch stuff happening.
hey!! so you have to go to the top link in the video and then put in your email. you'll then get an email asking to confirm you'd like to subscribe and then you will receive a link in another email that will give you access to the freebie bunker. that link will work for you forever so save it because we add new free products pretty frequently.
techno mixes are supposed to be very full and kinda messy. not super clean like other genres so the leads and everything else go in how they normally would. you can use distortion and saturation to brighten and make leads more present but no need to over think it.
I feel this kicks are a little extreme. But with some EQ and envelope tricking they can be sitting nicely in the final mix. I never listened to your final mixes before so I don't know what they sound like. That's just my first impression.
Operator kick generator with arpegiater saturation ott and gate and reverb, it probably would take longer to make this, but probably would be better, im not a huge fan of using samples for it these kinda racks, i mentioned those devices bc thats what i normally use, never bothered to make a rack out of them tho, i really should,,,
yupp to each there own!!! im not a huge fan of starting with synthesized kicks for the kind of techno i like. i like kicks with a bit more character and usually the best way to achieve that is by combining samples.
@@raveyardsounds reading my comment back makes me realize just how much I change my mind when typing, I will keep it unedited as a reminder, also yeah, I went and head and grabbed your rack anyways, it's pretty nice
you should get an email with a download link with access to the downloads section! if you've already signed up you need to use the original link in your email.
@@Mclennnan i started making techno in 2018-2019!! that’s when i first started studying how to make techno kicks and it’s been a journey to say the least
@@JH-bf6qy chop suey is dope!! i do prefer this as it’s what i use in all my tracks for the foundation of my kicks and it works great for me. so i do prefer this over chop suey
idk if it's actually better, here u have 50 mainroom techno kicks properly layered/processed, which samplepack u got with +50 layered kicks? no one, respect
There are certainly ingenuity and great efforts in there, but I would advise nobody to layer kicks by default in such a way... You'll kill yourself from having a clear defined low end
not true. if you listen to techno and look at the waveforms of the kick you'll see that after the transient, the low end is very much atonal and rumbly.
@@raveyardsounds I'm not talking about rumbles, but just kicks itself being layered. Nothing to do with tonal or atonal kicks. If there are different ones on top of each other occupying the low end, you'll get phase issues 99%, as the waveform plugin was showing most of the time. Of course you can try to find the best phase relationship but it's already a compromise. Just saying like addind a punchy kick to get more punch is not a smart advise.
to get access to the freebie bunker you will put in your email and then receive a link to the page!!! the product is called divinity techno kick generator and should be the second item on that page
Make great track if you can, i mean a GREAT track, your kick will be a part of it, but never that which makes or breaks a great track, to listen to a kick or many kicks in seperation is nuts and makes no sense...
Allways FAKE? - You have to Pay for it! No Freebies available - just yet! Its a good idea and its not cheep - but - You have to pay for it!!!! LOL - Techno producers are gonna HATE me for this + FREE ABLETON RACK DOWNLOAD - where it is..?
The trick is to care less care about the kick.... I was on the same mission myself for a long time, but when I realised that some big artists don't do anything at all except use any samples, I'm now glad that I do the same meanwhile. For example Stef Mendesidis just takes the basic 909 kick and give it some distortion and thats it. No listener will ever notice the tiny little chanhges we make.
@@dave-cutter yupp i feel that. i’m insane when it comes to this and love making these lil gadgets hahah
Try telling that to Paula Temple
You have a point. Also fine-tuning it with compressors/EQ, adjusting length/sidechain and having it sound good in the mix with all the other stuff is more important than having it sound fat on its own.
That being said, if you can do both, IMO it's worth it.
yes ...and no
Thats right. What really matters is how it will sound in the club. And you can hardly beat a 909 kick on a good system
This is so awesome :) Thank you!
How is it possible to tune the kick? And i find there an beefy 909?
Great stuff man, love it when someone present a handy tool to increase efficiency when writing techno music👌
thank you!!! yeah thats what its all about.
Introduction holds a lot of “buzz words” that people are using to sell some shitty product like “it’s a game changer for me” but my man just gives it away for free! Good job man, thank you x
yeeee!! gonna be giving away a lot more stuff like this for free.
An email adress has a certain value these days.
@@mlostekk you can just unsubscribe any time. I tend to do that a lot but it’s true what you say
would this be worth using for tech house, or even regular house, or is there a reason its really specific to techno?
it wouldn't be great for traiditonal tech house, but more and more artists like mau p and eli brown are doing really cool blends of genres that it would work really well for.
This is dope. Saves a lot of time and the random function delivers very cool results. Tx for sharing with the community!
Glad you like it!
This is sick! My only suggestion (and I highly recommend this) - a macro to invert phase for the bass layers. After the sampler in both the Low Punch layer and Low Rumble layer I added a Utility device. On the Utility device, click the ØL and ØR buttons to invert the phase and then right click the Utility's device activator button and map the one on Low Punch layer to Macro 15 and map the one on Low Rumble layer to Macro 16. When the macro is set to 0 then the Utility device is off and phase is normal, and when you turn either corresponding macro dial past 64 then it will invert the phase for that layer.
yupp i thought about that!! i tried to address that by adding the low shift, low pitch, and rumble pitch knobs. you can address the phase there even with small adjusments. thats why i reccomend using an oscilloscope while working with low frequency sounds
is there a free oscilloscope plugin out there?
@@qwer4621yes there was classic old one. Search it , forgot name maybe oscilloscope
@@qwer4621 lots of. Just google s(M)exoscope. Thats what I am using.
@@qwer4621 Psyscope
How many samples are in one macro? M Punch Select for example shows values from 1 to 127. Does it have 127 samples? If not then would recommend changing the max value so it represents the amount of samples it has.
Absolutely mind blowing rack you created, must be the best tool that exists for making techno kicks so quickly and easily.
thats actually a great idea. i don't know how many samples are in there off the top of my head. probably around 60 ish. but from now on I'll do that!!! brilliant idea!!
So does the rack come with all those samples? Sounds great!
Yes it does! Go check it out!
this rack is the whole new world. thanx a lot for this huge freebie! really appreciated!
Enjoy!
@@raveyardsounds what ableton version you recommend to make this rack work properly?
I was hoping to come across a channel such as this one. Two days into the beginning of my Techno journey, this clip popped up in my recommendations. You make everything seems so much easier than it (actually) is. I also love your approach to teaching and the enthusiasm behind it. Insta, most deservedly, sub. Thanks for sharing this and all of your other insights, it is much appreciated!
Thank you for your comment and sub!
Had problems accessing yesterday but now it is working Thanks !
Sounds great. Tried to download it but the link doesnt seem to work.
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Can u crash rack 7, how u get this sound. Maybe its sample but can u do your original for this sound. I love it
Thanks for doing this work, always interested in good free Ableton racks.
ofcourse!
Sounds amazing! Does it work on Live 10?
Needs Ableton Live Suite 11.1.6+
Thanks for the rack, i can be a drum code artist now
hahahah yes its that easy!
Wooow man! I got mesmerized by your sample and kick packs!! woow! Amazing sounds! Thank you so much! My music is gonna take a big step! I downloaded the kick generator also! Congrats for this work! Greetings from Brasil! Nice to meet your channel! You are a great professor!
@@kassih.musica thank you!!! i appreciate it
Put a glue compressor on to a sends track, high attack and a fast release bring down the threshold and turn up the makeup gain, then blend it in with your processed kick.
Boom, done. And I do mean BOOM
@@JeremyAndersonBoise yeah be careful of the threshold and makeup gain but it a sweet trick .
I'm a techno producer and I don't hate you. Thanks for the rack - cool stuff.
Thank you!
Now you need a rack for that elusive DnB snare lol
so.... any plans on doing this for snares, claps and hihats as well?
legendary work!!!
@@heiah we have a few paid racks on our site that do this for claps, snares, open hats, closed hats, toms, percs, crashes, rides etc
Great rack for kicks - as soon as you load it up you see that great care went into creating it
Thank you for those freebies buddy. Instantly solid results en indeed... Endless possibilities when combined. Cool Stash by the way ✌️😎
New subscriber from Belgium
thank you!!!!
the legend's back 🔥
@@in_dual_ofl 😈😈😈😈
Is this thing still available? I clicked the link and its just a blank landing page.... sad....
try clearing your cookie/cache, or use a different browser
@@raveyardsounds That’s the ticket, just downloaded it! Thanks you for the awesome tools can’t wait to use it! Definitely worth the subscribe! -RESPECT!!!
super dope! do you edit your own videos man?
We have a video editor
Amazing kick rack. Going to use this rack in every track I make now. A+++++. Nice Video!!!!
@@andrewmacnally8962 thank you!!
The rack doesn’t work for me 😢 I tried downloading and exporting from ZIP file but whenever I clip on the live group preset it doesn’t open. Not even when trying to drag and drop. Someone help!
These are the samples, racks🔥🔥🔥Thanks brooo, you bought me, I'm with you❤🔥
Glad you like them!!!
Got it thanks for sharing inside knowledge into a rack
This is great man!!
@@fahdbh thank you!!
Huge on my head[hones, ill try speakers later... Crazy!!
yesssssss 😈
@@raveyardsounds starting to play with it, great stuff, thanks a million!!
Great tool bro, is it compatible with ableton 10 ?
You'll need Ableton Live Suite 11.6.10+
@@raveyardsounds thank you so much! Do you mean another version? Perhaps 11.3.10+ instead of 11.6.10+?
This rack is really good it's way better than the audioReact rack that hogs up CPU resources
@@foodstampz thank you!!
Excellent.
Infortunately I'm not on Ableton...
Same things with Bitwig would be great 😁
@@-zoave- ahhh that is unfortunate. i hear bitwig is great!
Good job. Will there be the same device for kick house?
thats in the works as we speak :))))
@@raveyardsounds I can't wait :) Has any work already started?
Wondering why every kick sounds like house music and not like a real thunderdrome gabber kick .which are the ideal techno kicks. ??
@@foodstampz for peak time techno these are the kinda kicks that work for that genre
You got a weird take on these genres, mate....... These blatantly suit techno music (not house). If you want gabba then maybe search 'gabba kicks' instead.
This is sick.. love it❤
thank you!!
Hi!
Thanks for the cool video mate, but the button to download the divinity kick generator takes me to shopify's main page instead of downloading the rack.... :(
any ideas how i can download it?? Already tried disabling adblock, it just doesnt work
it should take you to a link where you can submit your email to access the download section. not sure why it wouldn't be working for you!
@@raveyardsounds thanks! i got there, but for some crazy reason, both the techno kick generator and the 100 techno kicks take me to the wrong address when i click on the download button... :(
@@me3tthebeat that's crazy i don't know why that would have been happening!!
Can it do Hardcore, Hardstyle or Frenchcore Kicks?
@@flatemc007 not naturally but if you add distortion and eq at the end it could be cool!
«Frenchcore» LMAO these niche genre names man
This is for os only ?
@@damianukdmk1935 nope! windows as well. you just need ableton live suite 11.1.6 or above
when i go to the freebies section on the website it's just a blank page 🤔 Anyone has the same problem? I would love to have this rack!!
hey what browswer are you using? and have you signed up to our freebie section before?
@@raveyardsounds hey! I use google chrome and no i have not used the freebie section before. I made an account and i did see another kick generator that cost 34 dollars or something so i thought it was the same thing and just was not free anymore.
Hi, when i imported the rack in Ableton id doesn't work. It says it's broken. Im on ableton 10 is that maybe a problem? Thank you.
@@juxbuxmadafaka yes it’s only compatible with ableton live suite 11.1.6 and above
thank you for quick reply. I'll ipdate soon. @@raveyardsounds
Thanks alot! I have a small issue. Everytime I try to open the rack it says "Only audio effects can be placed in this track", no idea why this happens
hey! its most definitely because you're not using the correct version of ableton. this was made with Ableton Live Suite 11.1.6 so it'll work with any version after and it must be the Live Suite version
Apreciate it! Respect!
Thank you!
I feel like the only true proper way of making kicks is making it without samples, start from a synth and then push it through saturators, compressors, etc etc. And then if you want to make a new kick all you gotta do is change some settings in your synth. And it sounds waaaayyyy better than using sampled kicks. Also you can literally shape the low end how you want without having to rely on rumble chains and hoping you will get a nice bass by clicking randomly on all the settings
@@JizzyFizzle627 to each their own! no right or wrong way to do it that’s the beauty
@@raveyardsounds yeah absolutely to each their own, but with the synth method you can make 100's of kicks by just tweaking once you set it up. It isnt that much hit/miss as the sample method
I'd love to check out this vst . I dont know where else you can get 50 preset starts that you can add to your project and get more amazing ideas . I can't find anything under freebies at all atm though .
hey!! so you have to go to the top link in the video and then put in your email. you'll then get an email asking to confirm you'd like to subscribe and then you will receive a link in another email that will give you access to the freebie bunker. that link will work for you forever so save it because we add new free products pretty frequently.
Bro I bet you'd have a gnarly beard if you let it grow. That's some of the thickest 5 o'clock shadow I've ever seen lol
hahahahah i really do its crazy.
Thanks Vince!
you’re welcome!
One key thing is the consistancy of the bass. So not interupting the bass wave with cancellation. What that looks liek is when the main wave is turning on and off. Its great that this guy is showing the scope on screen to show the result. What happens with cancellation is the level can be high but the perception / bass isnt as high as it could be. Great example at 13:14 where the rack is turned up but about 2/3rds of the way through the kick is turning off and back on again in the low end. Just to reiterate this issue, if you had a kick a quarter of the length of this, you know you cant get much bass out of it. Its really important to work like this with the visual to help. 5:51 is another good example of big cancellation after the attack 3 big spikes then it loses power. When reviewing tracks where people cant work out what is wrong, their kciks would often be like this and the culprit was them making kicks on kick2 vst and fault areas in the kick. If you want a loud kick, you need a constant low sub wave.
@@jonclsmdoe a lot of techno kicks have wild phase issues but it’s also what creates the movement and groove of the kick, whether it was intentional volume automations or fading or just straight up phasing. but that’s why i do use a scope so i can be intentional in my stacking. you always want to know what’s going on down there
I understand where you’re coming from, and I agree with your overall point that we need to pay attention to the phase relationship between the kick and the rumble, but I do not agree with your last point that there NEEDS to be a constant low end sub in order for the kick to be “loud”. Why would there need to be a single tone going on in the low end in order to make it loud? Because of the phase cancellation? Well, let’s say you have a rumble whose phase doesn’t change, but is out of phase with the kick. Yes, the kick and rumble together will lose some power, but you can then use some compression or distortion (or both) to squash the dynamics of the phase cancellation. But I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt. Maybe you meant that the kick needs a constant low end sub wave in order to sound “good”. I would also disagree if this is the case. The low end is amplified massively in a club or festival setting. When you have a single low end tone playing in a club, it comes out as a solid wall of sound. This might be good in some parts of a track, but how are people supposed to dance to a sound with no groove or rhythm? They can’t. You need to have the interplay between low and low-mis frequencies in order to add a groove to the low end that people can dance to, and which is amplified in the club. And it’s possible that that groove comes from phase cancellation between the kick and rumble.
@jordanmartinez8652 I k ow what you mean. The pitch can change and all sorts but the drivers most important job is the low end. Its like saying to a person doing one thing of pumping their arms forward from their chest to their full extent away from them and then saying.. while doing that, now do this... I suppose maybe my point should say something like.. for maximum power don't ask uour kick to stop and start and not use the full range.
Agreed above regarding complexities of kicks with reverb.
@@jonclsmdoe i would check out the waveform of some of these techno kicks in really popular tracks. the punch is usually a cleanish sin wave, but the back half of the kick is usually a rumbly mess that has all sorts of phasing and weird pitch stuff happening.
@@raveyardsounds Thank you for that, I guess techno is given a pass in making sense on a technical level in the later part of the kick.
Does this work on standard?
@@MP-mr8rj no because standard doesn’t include sampler. only on suite version
I got it to work thank youuuuuu
Great!
This is awesome!!! Sadly I cant access the download to get it. This aside, this is perfect.
Try clearing your cookie/cache or a different browser!
Super excited to try this, but can't seem to get the link from the site (obs also not in my spam). Is the link down?
hey!! so you have to go to the top link in the video and then put in your email. you'll then get an email asking to confirm you'd like to subscribe and then you will receive a link in another email that will give you access to the freebie bunker. that link will work for you forever so save it because we add new free products pretty frequently.
@@raveyardsounds somehow it got delayed but received the mails, thanks! You're a hero of the people!
So basically Techno kick takes all the frequencies. Where do you place your bass and leads, mid range
techno mixes are supposed to be very full and kinda messy. not super clean like other genres so the leads and everything else go in how they normally would. you can use distortion and saturation to brighten and make leads more present but no need to over think it.
Spatial use of sound with reverbs etc. it’s not that complicated. Especially when you know that sound is not just linear but spatial even in stereo.
I feel this kicks are a little extreme. But with some EQ and envelope tricking they can be sitting nicely in the final mix. I never listened to your final mixes before so I don't know what they sound like. That's just my first impression.
@@aspirativemusicproduction2135 here’s an example of the kick in a song. on.soundcloud.com/omMX1bGe3atN2L4K9
Thanks!
ofcourse!
Thank you 🙏
ofcourse! thank u for watching
Looks great but the link opens a blank page with no download
try a diff browser! you need to enter your email to get access to our freebie bunker.
Awesome that you are now offering the masterclass for free but I did pay for it :(
@@lewisWGoodenough97 email us and we’ll get that sorted!!
@@raveyardsounds Cheers mate, submitted a request form with the subject youtube
Nice rack and also a huge thumbs up for it only cost a free subsription! Big up
is this only available on live 12?
nope!! i made it on Ableton 11.1.6 or something like that, but you have to have the live suite version.
Amazing rack❤
Thanks Subbed❤
@@AirArtStudiosOfficial thank you!!
It doesn't work with Live 10 :(
Needs Ableton Live Suite 11.1.6+
Subbed! Great content =)
thank you!!
Operator kick generator with arpegiater saturation ott and gate and reverb, it probably would take longer to make this, but probably would be better, im not a huge fan of using samples for it these kinda racks, i mentioned those devices bc thats what i normally use, never bothered to make a rack out of them tho, i really should,,,
yupp to each there own!!! im not a huge fan of starting with synthesized kicks for the kind of techno i like. i like kicks with a bit more character and usually the best way to achieve that is by combining samples.
@@raveyardsounds reading my comment back makes me realize just how much I change my mind when typing, I will keep it unedited as a reminder, also yeah, I went and head and grabbed your rack anyways, it's pretty nice
@@yuxanne. thank you!! yeah your method is absolutely not wrong. i just prefer a different method
Sorry, seems that doesn't works to download :/
Sign up on the page with your email, and you'll get an download link in your email
its not available for download anymore?
It just worked for me
@@LilVibrations u think u could send me the link cause its not showing up to me
lol
@@faustoanael yeah what's your email
WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAT!?!"?!? U FKIN CRAZY
muahahahahahab 😈😈😈😈😈
Thanks a lot🤩😋😇
ofcourse!!
So basically instead of buying kickzilla you could download your free rack?
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why am i not getting a download link when i submit my email?
you should get an email with a download link with access to the downloads section! if you've already signed up you need to use the original link in your email.
@@raveyardsounds I signed up yesterday when I left this comment but still didn't get any email even on spam folder
@@andymxrtinez what browswer are you on? thats so strange, its working for a lot of people
@@raveyardsounds Chrome.. I'll try with brave then
@@raveyardsounds I was using chrome, I got it with Brave, idk what's up with that. Thanks Vince!
5 years?
@@Mclennnan i started making techno in 2018-2019!! that’s when i first started studying how to make techno kicks and it’s been a journey to say the least
CHOP SUEY VST can do it all, much faster, much safer, much better!
@@JH-bf6qy chop suey is dope!! i do prefer this as it’s what i use in all my tracks for the foundation of my kicks and it works great for me. so i do prefer this over chop suey
idk if it's actually better, here u have 50 mainroom techno kicks properly layered/processed, which samplepack u got with +50 layered kicks? no one, respect
There are certainly ingenuity and great efforts in there, but I would advise nobody to layer kicks by default in such a way... You'll kill yourself from having a clear defined low end
not true. if you listen to techno and look at the waveforms of the kick you'll see that after the transient, the low end is very much atonal and rumbly.
@@raveyardsounds I'm not talking about rumbles, but just kicks itself being layered. Nothing to do with tonal or atonal kicks. If there are different ones on top of each other occupying the low end, you'll get phase issues 99%, as the waveform plugin was showing most of the time. Of course you can try to find the best phase relationship but it's already a compromise. Just saying like addind a punchy kick to get more punch is not a smart advise.
ахуеть реально мощно
Hi, there is nothing on freebbies xD
to get access to the freebie bunker you will put in your email and then receive a link to the page!!! the product is called divinity techno kick generator and should be the second item on that page
Dude spent 5 years on this rack
@@draga1024 hahahahah nooooo but 5 years of learning how to produce techno has lead me to creating this rack
i don't know man, i think you're oversamplicating it
your site doesnt work
you have to register then it does
IS THIS CHEATING??!!? OR AM I A R+++++++++GOT?!>>!
no
@@jonnyk2091 yes
@@raveyardsounds no
maybe
Make great track if you can, i mean a GREAT track, your kick will be a part of it, but never that which makes or breaks a great track, to listen to a kick or many kicks in seperation is nuts and makes no sense...
@@JH-bf6qy the kick is 90% of a techno track
@@raveyardsoundsLOL
Allways FAKE? - You have to Pay for it! No Freebies available - just yet! Its a good idea and its not cheep - but - You have to pay for it!!!! LOL - Techno producers are gonna HATE me for this + FREE ABLETON RACK DOWNLOAD - where it is..?
huh?? it is free the link is the first link in the video description.