All of this should so get compiled into a huge cookbook with audio previews!
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hardcore, Australia
iLKke: This page exists http://lsdj.2x26.com (linked with 8bc though) Some of them have previews.
If someone were to code up an alternative, it could live on chkdisbrk.com.
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Wonderful thread. I always go with pulse kicks, now I'll try some tasty wavs.
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London, UK
iNFOTOXIN wrote:
I however am exceedingly jealous...
as am I!
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Tokyo, Japan
goatslacker wrote:
Wow, what a resource. Thanks for sharing
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Miami, FL
godinpants wrote:
iLKke: This page exists http://lsdj.2x26.com (linked with 8bc though) Some of them have previews.
I'll be switching it to chipmusic.org in the very near future.
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Newcastle, UK
This thread is of great use to me 
I always struggle to get decent wave kick sounds, thanks everyone!
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Tokyo, Japan
Have you guys not tried two or three p commands your tables? I can't use lsdj at off I do t have it in m hands but give someting like 0 - p90, 03 - pEF, 08 - pf5 a try. Ithis will probably sound bloody awful but I wanted to note this down before i forgot. It's awesome in piggy tracker to give a staged pitch envelop on osc samples. The theory is very short fast bend for that SNAP to cut throught the mix. A slower bend for your main body then a slower linger bend for bass. I'll mess with it tomorrow and try and post something more coherent
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England
gosh all your kick drums are long, mine are kill command at 02 or 03 - i find that anything over that just seems to be far too long to fit other sexy stuff in.
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England
actually i use a lot of grooves, so that will change things, ooops.
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Stockholm
Jellica wrote:
gosh all your kick drums are long, mine are kill command at 02 or 03 - i find that anything over that just seems to be far too long to fit other sexy stuff in.
It all depends on your tempo and groove. Giving directions for a table is pointless unless tempo and groove is also provided, which is why this thread is so far failing...
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United Kingdom
Wave Kicks are by far my favourite althogh the volume of them seem far too low, pretty shore there is a really nice one on the LSDJ patch Book that shirobon taught someone.
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Plano, TX
Well, I'm bookmarking this thread. 
I'm trying harder and harder to use the WAV channel for more interesting things but I tend to rotate which channel I use for my kick/bass line. Although I've yet to take advantage of the sweep functions of PU1 for anything when I'm doing kicks in PU2, heh.
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London, UK
SAMWAVE wrote:
Wave Kicks are by far my favourite althogh the volume of them seem far too low, pretty shore there is a really nice one on the LSDJ patch Book that shirobon taught someone.
I posted a louder variation on that one in this thread (not the op)