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  • From personal experience, I feel it is more successful when you layer snares to get a fatter sound. Then, just cut down the mids on the snare, just a little bit, and raise the low frequency, then the highs, a little over the low for a more crisp sound. The same with the kick. Then, just lower the pitch a little bit, and you have fat 80's sounding drums.

  • your diggy diggy dj!

  • Sorry man, not feeling it. These aren't 80s enough. You were headed there, but it seems like you chickened out. 80s is all about TOO MUCH.

    You need WAY more reverb on the snare. Make the gate crash down on it. Compress the whole thing until the decay is barely noticeable! Then reverb THAT, and you're 80s.

  • @taicleis Agreed...

  • thanks :)

  • I like the 80s drums like in Prince's songs or like in Oh Sheila by Ready for the World xD

  • Check out the 80s loops Ive made from 80s drum machines and FL Studio

  • What software is this?

  • @Dfraz96 this is Reason

  • i like the dry sounds wonderful

  • great , awsome , i love it ! i love 80's , and the drums are one of my favourite's from the 80's :)

  • Thanks man!

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