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    Junior Freak
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    how many of you use a dealy on one part or another wther it be a kick or some layerd kicks etc...in ur tracks...i feel there is some sorta of kick or delay i hear a lot in tracks..

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    Junior Freak
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    I tend 2 use delays but only after a lpf up to 300-500 Hz!


    Z

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    Junior Freak
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    sorry ..but WTF is LPF...hehe..thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by tracatak
    sorry ..but WTF is LPF...hehe..thanks
    low pass filter,

    but i think ze mig meant high pass filter or low shelf eq.

    ie cutting out all the low end frequencies on his delays, that way not making his mix sound overly bass heavy/muddy.

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    Junior Freak
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    thanks that makes total sense...so after u get a cool groove going ..add a little delay..

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    Junior Freak
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    yep I ment HPF, Thanks for the correction PAtrick!

    Z

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    Junior Freak
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    so get ur main groove/pattern.sequence w/e going ..then add a HPF and then delay? or is that just somethign u do

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    Junior Freak
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    that's what I do for both Reverb and Delay! ;)

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