Making Punchy DNB Drums with Layered Samples // Deep Dive

Patreon saw it first:   / winslowxyz   Bit of a long one but here's Part 1 of a deep dive into how I make my drums. From finding the correct samples, processing them so they gel, AND GROOVE. Part 2 covers processing the drum group as a whole and loads more tips/tricks from Mr. Winslow I'll stick some timestamps below to help you skip around and a short outline so you can understand how I approach it all. As usual, let me know what you all think and if you have any Qs ✌🏿 A complete outline of my process is here:   / video-layering-80498719   Listen Here: https://winslow.ffm.to/classdismissed Drum samples, alt versions, and more on Patreon:   / 1610523   Subscribe to The Breaking Newsletter: https://winslowxyz.substack.com/ Follow me: https://linktr.ee/winslowxyz - Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:32 Where I'm starting 03:38 Determine what you want BEFORE you look 05:49 Finding/Collecting Samples 09:19 Prepping the Kick 14:25 Considering Phase 17:07 Considering Sample Pitch 18:02 Sculpting the sounds 20:04 Treating Samples like a real instrument 22:01 Quick Recap Pt. 1 22:52 Layering the Snare 26:05 Checking your work in Context 27:41 Grouping/Bussing to Process further 29:02 Processing the Kick Group 36:48 Processing the Snare Group 45:34 Quick Recap Pt. 2 48:18 Finalizing the samples 52:01 Full Recap 56:11 Outro - Patreon:   / winslowxyz   Socials & Music: https://linktr.ee/winslowxyz - #DrumandBass #classdismissed #Winslowxyz Create Punchy DNB Drums with Layered Samples // Deep Dive