How To Create Trap Kicks With Kickforge
I think most of us know, creating original kick sounds from scratch is challenging. First you're messing around with some sine wave generator, then you're using envelopes and distortions and EQs...
After a while, it just becomes a mess. What's the next thing you do? Dive into that sample folder and browse sound after sound after sound only to end up with something that's sorta halfway what you were hearing in your head.
Well today, we're going to show you how to build a trap kick sound from scratch using this really cool tool called Kickforge. Check it out:
Kickforge isn't just for Trap, it can actually create kicks for all genres of music. Just check out these examples:
Looking for more info on Kickforge? Click here to check it out here.
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