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New AUv3 Drum Synth SynthDrum Kick is now live in the U.S. Store :)

SynthDrum Kick AUv3 by DesignByPaulApp just went live. Great sounding drum synth! Solid, stable... I like to use it alongside MV08

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/synthdrum-kick/id1362619238?mt=8

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  • This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

  • @Approach said:
    This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

    It’s very solid and lots of AU parameters exposed for automation too.

  • @skiphunt said:

    @Approach said:
    This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

    It’s very solid and lots of AU parameters exposed for automation too.

    The envelopes / transients sound very punchy in those SoundCloud demos. Is that your experience with it? Or have these demos been processed?

  • @brice said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @Approach said:
    This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

    It’s very solid and lots of AU parameters exposed for automation too.

    The envelopes / transients sound very punchy in those SoundCloud demos. Is that your experience with it? Or have these demos been processed?

    There’s a good deal of control over the sound. I think the demos reflect the more extreme ends, but you can easily dial it more into the middle too.

  • This app is an absolute must buy!

    NOW

  • @brice said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @Approach said:
    This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

    It’s very solid and lots of AU parameters exposed for automation too.

    The envelopes / transients sound very punchy in those SoundCloud demos. Is that your experience with it? Or have these demos been processed?

    They are punchy af. I find that they cut through everything nicely.

  • @DCJ said:

    @brice said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @Approach said:
    This will be great in BM3 with some sample layers.

    It’s very solid and lots of AU parameters exposed for automation too.

    The envelopes / transients sound very punchy in those SoundCloud demos. Is that your experience with it? Or have these demos been processed?

    They are punchy af. I find that they cut through everything nicely.

    Yes, and they pair really nicely with MV08 to my ear.

  • Is there anything super better about the kick sounds you can get out of this vs. Ruismaker FM?

  • @wim said:
    Is there anything super better about the kick sounds you can get out of this vs. Ruismaker FM?

    I love Ruismaker, but this one can do low, aggressive 808s and convincing “rock” kicks. I don’t think there’s anything better for kicks to be honest.

  • Glad to see this, am wondering: Is it to be 1 app per drum, ie SynthDrum Snare, SynthDrum Closed Hat etc?

  • I don’t see a distortion unit. Does the EQ boost take it into distortion territory?

  • @Littlewoodg said:
    Glad to see this, am wondering: Is it to be 1 app per drum, ie SynthDrum Snare, SynthDrum Closed Hat etc?

    Good question. I see in the video it has snare section so is it more than just drums?

  • Looks solid, but it's just a synth that can create drum sounds with no multi track?

  • wimwim
    edited September 2018

    It’s an AU. You can use it in as many separate tracks as you want.

  • This was an insta-buy for me. Playing through this on Cubasis, is perfect. Great job!

  • edited September 2018

    @stormywaterz said:

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Glad to see this, am wondering: Is it to be 1 app per drum, ie SynthDrum Snare, SynthDrum Closed Hat etc?

    Good question. I see in the video it has snare section so is it more than just drums?

    In the app description it has a single dedicated (kick type) oscillator, a sine wave (even more particularly its a 909 type “clipped triangular” sine) so seems you’d then want the other drumsynth type oscillators available for snare, and hatssss etc

  • Sounds quite good. Can you set the "ROOT" knob in musical (note-based) increments?

    Anyone getting snare type sounds out of it? Would be interesting to see how much you could get out of a single instance with heavy automation. Like the way TweakyBeats works.

  • @wim said:
    I don’t see a distortion unit. Does the EQ boost take it into distortion territory?

    There's a "Clip Tone" knob on the right. Maybe that does it?

  • I've missed this. I used to synthesize my EDM kicks in FL Studio via Kicker, and while my iOS workflow isn't AU based (Auxy and Gadget), I can for sure sample the output. It's punchier than using the synths in Gadget for sure, and since it's not a premade sample, I can add what I want to it (such as high-passed reverb) and mold it how I please. Thanks for the heads up Skip.

  • @syrupcore said:

    @wim said:
    I don’t see a distortion unit. Does the EQ boost take it into distortion territory?

    There's a "Clip Tone" knob on the right. Maybe that does it?

    Ahh. Missed that. Thanks bro.

  • Can this be played melodically (for dub basslines)?

  • edited September 2018

    Bought it of course, and very glad. I misunderstood the thrust of the AppStore blurb it’s an all-arounder though something tells me there’s more coming, maybe an fm version (I like me some fm drumps).

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  • @wim said:
    Is there anything super better about the kick sounds you can get out of this vs. Ruismaker FM?

    Hmmm... I can't really say if anything is better. It's just different. Ruismaker FM is stellar. I love MV08 too, and this one is just another one with a little bit different sound. Can't put my finger on how it's different, but it is. Not "super better" just different. And, I like the weirdness you can dial in with it.. as well as all of the AU parameters exposed for LFO automation in apeMatrix.

    I tested this for a bit and really didn't find anything wrong with it. Kinda felt guilty with not much to report back, but it's become kind of a "goto" mainstay that I like to throw in there often.

    I tried to brake it or crash something... and had about 7 instances going of it with apeMatrix and 3 instances of Rozeta xox, rhythm, and baseline... completely filling up the apeMatrix grid... and that didn't even crash it on an iPhone SE. Pretty solid code.

  • Thanks, @skiphunt
    Yeh, I should have said super different rather than super better. Based on the additional controls alone, it seems like it’s worthwhile.

  • wimwim
    edited September 2018

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:
    I've missed this. I used to synthesize my EDM kicks in FL Studio via Kicker, and while my iOS workflow isn't AU based (Auxy and Gadget), I can for sure sample the output. It's punchier than using the synths in Gadget for sure, and since it's not a premade sample, I can add what I want to it (such as high-passed reverb) and mold it how I please. Thanks for the heads up Skip.

    I wish there was someth8ng like FL Studio’s BassDrum plugin that allows mixing in a sample for the attack transient. It’s easy enough to combine stuff for a similar effect, but I really like the convenience and controls of that plugin.

  • $7 for just kick drums? I'm unconvinced of that value proposition, punchy or not.

  • @nrgb said:
    Can this be played melodically (for dub basslines)?

    Answered my own question.
    It's a yes!

    B)

  • It’s nice for sound design. I used beta to design some of kicks in the Patterning cloud kits I did recently

  • @oddSTAR said:
    $7 for just kick drums? I'm unconvinced of that value proposition, punchy or not.

    It is ridiculously good value for money

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