How to reproduce an 808 kit with Analog Rytm MKII

Elektron Gear Analog Rytm
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Use the bass tom

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#5

Practice?

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#6

You beat me.

Edit : and welcome to the best Community on the Web.

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#7

Try these:

Rytm 808 Kick4
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Personally I like the BD Silky one the most.

Rytm 808 Kick1
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Rytm 808 Kick2
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Rytm 808 Kick3
Rytm 808 Kick32156×901 168 KB

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#8

Well this is what I am trying to do, but ai was wondering if anyone a specific tip!

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#9

Yeah I just realized this the a few days ago myself. Seriously, just turn the pitch down until it shakes the paint off the walls and/or gives you a headache. It’s got weapons-grade low end.

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#10

There are lots of tutorials on youtube how to make that BD sound. Also, if you use the search function here you’ll find a thread that will be helpful.

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#11

Mate, honestly you’ve been the most helpful person in these comments. You are a legend. Thank you so much

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#12

Who is this reply aimed at?

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#13

Is for you mate

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#14

Thank you so much for this!!! I’ll give it a try!

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#15

Oh cool, thanks! :slight_smile: I was a bit worried I was making it too easy for you.

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OP got no love for bass tom lol

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#17

You try to help a guy…

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#18

Roland should just buy Elektron at this point

#19

I love the 808, but there’s so many other sounds out there, and in the AR….

#20

RD-8s go for nothing, really nice to use that and free up Rytm for FM, samples, filter pings and so on

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#21

I guess learning how to make an 808 is good learning. I’m keen to try out all @Schnork’s suggestions.

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