questions for beat makers about snare in this instrumental

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dalycity650

dalycity650

Barlito's Way
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Feb 8, 2006
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRVMFdRToE4

any of yall have a clue exactly how to make this hard snare if i need a mixer or any kind of racks and keyboard-- i own a yamaha motif es 6 but of course that is mainly for new age music im fucking with that old school sound for a few albums coming out but i cant seem 2 get this particular snare its hard ass fuck any ideas? and no its not a lil rob beat who ever put up the tracklisting is a dumbass--by the way i posted this in the beat shop already i just posted it here 2 cuz hela muthafuckas look at the open forum thanks................
 
BASEDVATO

BASEDVATO

Judo Chop ur Spirit
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May 8, 2002
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why don't you just sample that snare?

its probably a combo of like a clap with altered pitch and reverb, and just doubled up with a more live like snare... my analog drum machine can make those type of claps.


It is not uncommon to hear a drum part you like, edit it out, and use it as your own in your beats.














yea that snare sounds like dated southern cali rap though...
 
encho20

encho20

Sicc OG
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Mar 13, 2007
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I got about 4 variations of that same snare;they all sound almost exactly as that snare. and I think Cricket(SD) made that beat for Royal-T.
 
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Vince V.

Sicc OG
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its almost like the old school battlecat clap snare, I think it came from an old roland board, but like someone else said, you can just stack a snare and a clap and play with the tuning on both and you should be able to make it, or sample it
 
BOOBOO619

BOOBOO619

Sicc OG
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Yup, layer a snare and clap together. It can be more than just one clap and snare, experiment. Add some compression too for that added SLAP and so they glue nicely together. :cool: Also experiment with pitching your claps and snares, sometimes you have to lower or higher them. That oldschool sound is kinda of a lower pitched hit.
 
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