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    and tuning the snare relative to the kick/route note of the bassline is always worth a try as well.

    you could have a kick a G1(49 Hz) and a snare tuned to G3 (196 Hz) as an example. makes them gel a lot better. although that would be a more 'smacky' snare than what you seem to be after.

    if you lay down a bassline that is in a minor you could have a kickdrum at the route note, A1 (55 Hz) or maybe A2 (110 Hz) depending on how you like it and in which octave(s) the bassline plays. tuning the snare to a note from the scale of a minor would deffo help, possible at a muliple of A1, say A3 (220 Hz).

    A minor scale notes are: A,B,C,D,E,F#,G#,A

    so you could pick any of those notes to tune your snare and (every) other instrument to. only tuning all the instruments to A would prolly sound weird. Dirty_Bass said something along these lines in his excellent little tutorial.

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    Last edited by loopdon; 27-01-2007 at 02:09 PM.

 

 

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