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You will be amazed how incredible it sounds. They did an excellent job, doing an entire library of varied 808 Bass patches. If any of you want that sound, Producer's Choice, just offered it up as a Patch Library for Kontakt 5, called 808 Warfare. I also created 2 patches on my old Akai S-1000 rack, one were the bass sustains, and another were it just hits hard compressed, but doesn't rumble. I'd kept that file on a floppy disc, and used that recreated 808 Bass, on tons of my own productions. I kept it when Unique Studios closed back in 2004. Funny I still have the original DAT tape of 'Poison' with all the final mix passes, & stems. That record made history, and as I said, to this day people often ask me how they got that sound.

That was critical, or it would simply mudd out. The sound was also set up to cancel out when you hit the next note, so there'd be no overlap, like when you hit an open hit hat sound that ends the second you hit the closed hat on the pads. For music credits, visit Online multiplayer on Xbox requires Xbox Live Gold (subscription sold separately). It was then tuned accurately, across the MPC pads, so that you could play it as a perfectly tuned bass line, so that the boom tone would be correct harmonically. Expand your FUSER library with 'Poison' by Bell Biv DeVoe Bring something new to your mixes with this additional playable track, available immediately in game. Once done, all you'd hear was this awesome boombastic bass sound. The way it became a bass sound, is that they rolled off the attack, so you'd no longer hear the click sound from the front end of the 808 Kick. We then sampled the 808 Kick with a long tail into the MPC. ran it thru the SSL Console, and with George Karras's excellent use of EQ'ing on the Pultec EQP-1, he got that sucka boomin' and tight. It was Engineer George Karras, Produced by Spiderman & Dr Freeze, in Studio B of Unique Recording in New York City. That record was a smash hit, and I've had many people bring up 'Poison' wondering how they got that sound.

It was an 808 kick that they USED AS A BASS, for the 1st time in recording history.

In fact it wasn't an actual sound module at all.

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