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pls anyone help

i mean is it effective to move the notes in such kind of drops?I tried for myself but it sounded like there were to many high frequencies, high cut didnt help to solve that.Do you guys usually layer similar sounds,or the same sound with different octaves? Actually my question relates not just to percussive drop,but to any drop which is now popular in edm

Hello everyone, I was wondering why some artists have such loud percussive drops,do they layer the sounds besides using plugins?One guy on soundcloud told me he gets his drops so fat because hi uses the same preset for layering 3-4 times, and moves the notes an octave up/down. Is it right?

okay thanks!

do you compress the reverb with the kick?

i wanna do something like this, or like tsunami by dvbbs,for example in the link i shared how to make that big reverb in the drop on 2:15?or the reverb on 1:30

Hey guys, I dont have quite a lot of knowledge in logic, and thats why I wanna ask you a question.I want to get that big room sound which is very popular nowadays.How to get that wide reverb effect?The technique I use is sending the lead for example to bus 2 (bus 1 is the kick), and creating a track for that bus 2. Then I put space designer on bus 2 and put a sidechain compressor and compress the reverb with the kick. After doing so it sounds better, but still not as I want it to. Can anyone help me with this?