Did not notice the threshold arrow to the left of the limiter meter till watching this. Super helpful!
Good tips. Thanks
amazing
At the last few seconds in the video I said “aaa, it’s very useful, I did not know it”.
Thank you!
looks good
Really useful. Had this plugin for a while but just learned a ton of new things about it. Thanks
nice missed those
Great videos series. If I could buy Kick 2 on your website it would be great… waiting for your customer service’s answer… 
Just having a couple of issues on the web site… should be back working again in 20/30 mins
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a very interesting plugin, I will buy it
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Love this!!
Hi again. I hope you are all keeping safe. I was wondering if you could help me. I am using windows 10 and cubase pro 1.5.20 and my project is in 24 bit 48 kHz and when I drag the waveform into the project after generating it, cubase asks me whether I’d like to split the file and I choose yes but then it also asks me if I want to change the bit depth from 16 to 24. Shouldn’t Kick be 24 bit anyway if my project is 24 bit and how to I get a mono version of Kick2. I see in a DMP tutorial that it comes in a mono version for apple and logic. In cubase there is a thing called an instrument track and that is standard stereo track but on some plugins you can activate either a mono or stereo output in the output section. The work around in splitting the file into left and right works but I’m still a bit confused about why Kick2 is 16 and doesn’t follow the project bit rate. I guess I can record this into a track rather than drag the generated sample into the project. It’s all a bit confusing really. Any ideas how I should go about working and if I’m doing the right thing/ I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Gareth
Hi there @gej
Need to be confirmed by @phil_johnston but I think that Kick 2 can only render stereo 16 bit audio files. Also not a Cubase user but it seems to me that in Cubase you have an option to render a stereo track to mono track. So in order to match your Cubase Project settings and get your kick in mono, the following workflow should work :
- Render you Kick inside KICK 2 and then export it to audio.
- Import back the rendered audio kick inside a new audio track in Cubase and accept the conversion settings in order to match your project bit depth.
- Render this new stereo track to mono. ( I’m quite sure this is possible inside Cubase ), the alternative is to export to mono from Cubase which should be possible as well ( That’s what I do with Ableton Live since there’s no mono track available. )
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Hi @Tekalight
Thank you for your helpful reply.
As soon as I get a gap from lime pointing this weekend sometime, probably very late in the evening, I’ll check it out. Instead of rendering to mono, I’ve found that if I choose to export to project after Generating the file, Cubase gives me the option to upsample to 24 bit and an option to split the stereo file So I then have two mono tracks anyway. I can either keep both tracks and process one differently or just get rid of one track and use the other. I just thought there might be something wrong with my download because I saw a mono version being loaded into a tutorial project using Logic. I’ll try what you have said though and get back to you. Thank you again for your reply. Much appreciated. Kind regards,
Gareth
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this great knowledge !!!
excellent course for fundamentals
Excellent!
nice kicks and basses very nice
Real kewl!
Useful information. Great!