I just updated to the newest version of lsdj so that I can use the "Stable" setting on noise instruments as I was sick of my kick drum cutting out randomly. This caused every noise instrument I had to get completely warped due to the change in tables. Even though (especially on the yahoo list) no one seemed to use the TSP table column for noise shaping, I certainly did and so has every single noise kick/snare example I've ever seen. I was able to recreate and occasionally even improve my drums by switching to the S command in the tables, but I am a little surprised by the lack of discussion that seemed to get. Did everyone just adapt or are most people still running 3.9.6?

I do this. Noise - Stable - use Shape instead of TSP, and everything's fine.

this thread really helped out. I combined the noise kick with some bassy drums in the wave channel using a kit of 909 and 808 I believe. works well together.

thanks goatslacker and everyone else!

this is how you use samples in lsdj.

now everyone quit complaining and try it out.

As I see bass drums they don't need to be so low. As long as they are lower enought from the snare and are punchy a little. It will sound good enought for a worst case scenario like this.

I'm using the following drum in a drum&bass pattern. It's noisy, but the whole drum line is, so it hase a nasty feeling. (I've only tryed this on BGB yet, so sorry if it isn't good on the real hardware.)

Channel: NOI
Type: Noise

Envelope: $C2
Shape: $E1 (You can try other shapes becouse there are some other useable ones)

Table: (This is what trying to give the characteristics to the drum.)
TSP CMD
EA -00
0C -00
0A -00
F2 -00
F1 -00
F5 -00
00 K00

Note: C3 (raising octaves raisis pitch, but this is not commonly useable i think)

The other instrument in case you want to try:

Snare:
---------
Channel: NOI
Type: Noise

Envelope: $C2
Shape: $E1

Note: C3 (C4 is a higher pitch, but higher octaves only lowering the volume of this note)

High Hat:
-------------
Channel: NOI
Type: Noise

Envelope: $B1
Shape: $FF

Note: C7 (higher octaves only lowering the volume of this note - I used 7 becouse it will not stand out mutch, so 1 note at a time isn't hurt so much)

The pattern for a simple dnb drum line:

BassKick
-
HighHat
-
Snare
-
HighHat
-
HighHat
-
BassKick
-
Snare
-
HighHat
-

Happy experimenting!

Yo guys what's up with the chip-patch book website? I haven't been able to access it for the past few days...

Yeah ^ That...Any word on it going back up???

thanks goatslacker and everyone else!

http://lsdj.2x26.com/patch/goatslacker/thud-noise-kick

This!
I used a slight variation of this kick (just tweaked the TSP on the table according to the tempo) in a few songs: if you some bass or some full sounds on the other channel, it sounds really good. I don't think you can go any deeper with the noise.

edit: props to Goatslacker for posting it on the patchbook.

FF  -00
FD  -00
FB  -00
--    -00
--   K00

I find that this is an ok sounding one, not a sub kick but it's deepish. You have to make sacrifices sometimes sadly.

I'll pick up a domain for the patch book. Thanks for the suggestion

arranging FTW!

hope that helps.

best advice is to EQ the kick to get a bassy sound.