camo and krooked feel your pulse snare... DAT SNAP. By god how is that done?

[W3st]

fuck it im sampling me slamming shut my kitchen drawers. theres all the fucking oomph you need

[LVB]

How would you go about sampling with all those instruments (serious question, I'm a noob at sampling)

[W3st]

How would you go about sampling with all those instruments (serious question, I'm a noob at sampling)

sampling wut? i was saying record myself slamming shut a kitchen drawer with a mic..... as a joke.... but its been done! haha

[spyre]

How would you go about sampling with all those instruments (serious question, I'm a noob at sampling)

You'd only be able to nick the transient of a snare if you sample it from a tune (unless there's a part in it where the snare is isolated, like a fill or something), even then you'd probably have to eq it heavily.

[AudioRadar]

That's a processed 909 snare. Or alternatively, a vengeance club snare which will hit around 200hz. That snare is then pitched up to ~280hz (that also pitches the white noise up which makes it sound quite sizzly). There is also a snare hitting a bit lower in there which provides the grittyness...

[Russla-DJ]

Add a tom. Or steal Koan Sounds snare from funk blaster

[BAXP]

so much drum stealing, dear lord!

[Russla-DJ]

I was massively jokin btw..

[GhostOfMuttley]

You need to whack the shit out of some celery.

[armed]

buckets man.....buckets.

[LJAYP]

New to forum but ill chip in,im sure this would already have been done but, zoom in on ur sample and make sure the beginning of the snares are aligned accuratley. (along with the usual compression,ez etc..In saying that, slighty off can also sound good, trust the ears.