Reverbed Kick Dub

[mainst09]

Hey guys,im pedro, i started producing 2 years ago,i learned all alone but there´s one thing i want to do and i spend alot of time trying to do it that is those dub kicks with a reverb,like right after the kick comes a reverb that looks like a bass, i dont know how to explain better but i hope you all understand what im talking about ill let you here an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAqM7mJHvqM
its not exactly like this one its a with less highs on the kick but i hope you can give me some help

Cheers Pedro

[Críoch]

Hey Pedro, How are you?

I'm listening on a really bad pair of headphones.. and YT is very bitcrushed tonight.. but that sounds like a rolling bassline with a bit of sidechain to me. It doesnt sound like a Kick that is going through a reverb to me. Now maybe I'm wrong, cos its late & as I said, these headphones are bad.

What are you trying to make?

Bassline out of a kick going through a reverb?
A rolling bassline (sounds like Kicks or toms to me).

I think that sounds like a minimal-y type shuffly bassline.. maybe someone else could verify as I dont trust my ears atm

[mainst09]

Hi man,well yes looks like a bassline,but the kick has a reverb going on too and there are alot of tracks too with the kick and reverb and nothing more,but the reverb looks like a bass but its not, i tried gate,sidechain compression but i cant get nothing!

[Mattias]

That effect can be done the same way as described here sir: http://www.subsekt.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=72

[mainst09]

Oh great mattias thanks,i tried that last night with that post but i didnt get anything but i will try again

[mainst09]

btw what is the size and quality on the Reverb that you suggest? ( dont know if you produce with ableton )

[Mattias]

I don't use Ableton sorry but I'd say you can achieve this with just the right pre-delay settings and 100% diffusion on the verb, a Plate or Short Hall should be a sufficient verb type for it. Also roll of everything from about 200Hz and up. There is a synth coming in later in the track that helps out with the bottoms structure but from start you vsn get the same result with the verb rumble.

Of-course I'm not 100% sure this is how he done (but nearly) it, if you really want I can ask Davide.