It can be really tricky to filter claps from kick/clap samples. The problem usually occurs when some of the frequency range that the clap exists in is also the same as the top end of the kick, so when using a high pass filter to trim off the top end sound to remove the clap you could very well trim off some of the defining frequencies of the kick that gives it it’s punch in the mix. To be honest I find it a lot quicker to try and find a similar sound in another track or a sample pack than trying (usually in vain) to filter something like that effectively.
I think it is worth talking more about this subject, maybe a short video just for this :w00t:
[quote]chrizz (3/20/2009)[hr]I think it is worth talking more about this subject, maybe a short video just for this :w00t:[/quote]
A short video about how filtering out claps doesn’t work? Seems like a waste of time to me 
No,:hehe: i say i short video about what u can clean and how u can make it .
Showing some examples and diferent ways to do it.
