im currently building up my music equipment. and i want a sort of device that can make very deep, bassy boom sounds. you know, basically that sample thats over every generic techno remix.
but i dont know what kind of device i need for that. i cant get a bassy enough sample on the gameboy for my tastes (feel free to point me to a good one), and i dont want to / cant spend a lof of money for it. i would just like to avoid mixing it in via software, as i want my whole setup to work without a pc.
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Do you want a bass drum machine or a synth to make basslines? Could you point to an example for us to better understand exactly what you want.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKv6SI5D2C4
at about 7:40
a bass drum machine would be fine though a thing that can do both would be dope ( i highly doubt i could afford it though haha)
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For cheap drum pads:
Korg nanoPAD: $59.99 USD
or
Korg padKontrol: $169.99 USD
For a cheapish bass machine:
Korg Volca Bass: $149.99 USD
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i just heard a kick drum at 7:40?
the most boomy kick drums in lsdj are probably made with the wav channel on synth mode in manual (rather than looping the frames) and a pitchy p command. experiment with different settings!
or get a drum machine?
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fart on a snare drum with a surface mic and pitch shift it down three octaves.
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seeing the prices of drum machines, i think ill try experimenting with lsdj further 
or getting a surface mic lol
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Try this patch
Pitch: C-5 -> C-8
Manual Triangle/Sine wav, (whatever one it is)
Envelope: 30
Table:
P:E4 on 0
And kill on 08
If you want a reall boomin kick, manual edit the wav and add clipping 4 places to the right by 3 pixels and 4 or so pixels wide
And modify the table to have an F01 on 01