Sound Recipes #1: LO-FI Drums through Re-sampling

Just adding a bit crusher doesn't sound like old lo-fi drum samples, so in this video I show a different way to get there.
Sound design presets: www.aiynzahev-sounds.com

[@dnch]

if you forgot to setup the macro, just use right click, copy value to siblings

[@cocossanchez1507]

this is the highest quality content on the subject on the entire internet. keep up the great work man !

[@AiynZahevSounds]

Really? Thanks. I would have thought it was common but I do know a lot of people think bitcrush=Lo-Fi

[@raphplaylist]

definitely

[@danielrast]

Great trick, thanks for sharing!

[@rockstarjazzcat]

“Proper dirty and lofi...” Great to hear from you, Sami! Happy Labor Day weekend! Best, Daniel

[@GabrielPerboni]

This is really useful, thank you

[@adirsab]

amazing tutorial

[@siddharthsharma3128]

Thanks for the tutorial. This was informational :)

[@RandomNoise]

Great tutorial, it makes me want to resample :-D

[@jamesjr2550]

In fl studio we can change the bit rate and sample rate in edison and slicex I do 16bit 10000hz

[@pat2rome]

What are your thoughts on Decimort 2? It has a bunch of presets that are supposed to mimic specific old sampler models.

[@AiynZahevSounds]

pat2rome I have it. It’s interesting but I always end up using it for the pre-amp distortion and bit reduction and nothing else. I don’t use it for sample rate reduction

[@TophAllen]

Does the frequency of the roll-off depend on Ableton’s sample rate setting?

[@AiynZahevSounds]

This was a long while ago now, but I think I remember experimenting with that and the answer was yes it does.