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SANDYMBEATS 24th Apr 2021 18:16 - 4 years ago

very cool can obviously make my own percussion but enjoy using loopers to caft somthign new 808 does go hard tho https://soundcloud.com/djmax_fly/there-is-shit-in-my-apple-juice

pdiazmartine 24th Dec 2020 17:29 - 4 years ago

Hi, im trying to make a song, but im new in this and i want to know what bass are you using for this beat. Can you explain me how to do it or send me a link to download it or something??

Pd: Great beat!!

micshafes replied 24th Dec 2020 - 4 years ago

This type of bass used in trap production is called an 808. This is the kit that I used, which has a bunch of good ones. https://www.reddit.com/r/Drumkits/comments/kigs1s/twysted_genius_shows_the_screen_drumkit/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

To make music like this, you need a DAW (Digital Audio Workspace). I use FL studio, but Abelton and Logic are also popular. Once you have a DAW, just look for a beginner video on YouTube. I seem to remember watching a BusyWorksBeats video when I was first learning, but I don’t really remember.

Once you experiment a bit, I’d recommend watching Nick Mira’s 10 minute cookups on the Internet Money YouTube channel. He goes really quickly, but he tries to explain things as best as he can while he goes along!

Good luck, and happy producing.