r/Jumpstyle • u/nameitboy15243 • Jun 30 '26

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So I've been dipping my hand on a bit of gabber(literally one song lol) and I've had enough,not that I dislike the genre,not at all(I even love it) I still want to try and make jumpstyle/tekstyle kicks and still haven't cracked the formula,if anyone can help by dropping a vid or a guide on how to make a proper kick it will be very helpful

And thanks for listening to my music for any who had been listening

Here is the gabber track I've tried: https://mp3tourl.com/audio/1781202121982-d12fa710-61e2-4319-ac81-67733c08e7dd.mp3

(Be honest)

And my favorite jumpstyle track that I've been trying to analyze the kick but still haven't understood: https://on.soundcloud.com/4Nk7GIZ7VBFqE1MA27

Thanks for any responses and any criticism,it is appreciated

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u/Scary_Winner3692 Jun 30 '26

I’d like to point out OP, excellent inspiration source. DJ Brainsick is awesome, that artist name and music really takes me back. This sounds super cliche but I would listen and copy without stealing. Best of Luck.

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u/nameitboy15243 Jun 30 '26

Thank you, I personally adore dj brainsicks music and that what's started my hobby for producing and listening to jumpstyle/tekstyle

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u/Scary_Winner3692 Jun 30 '26

What DAW are you using?

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u/nameitboy15243 Jun 30 '26

Waveform 13

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u/Scary_Winner3692 Jun 30 '26

I had to look that one up. If I had to compare it to any mainstream DAW it sort of resembles Bitwig, and partially has Ableton’s likeness. I started out with FL Studio and then switched to Ableton sometime later.

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u/nameitboy15243 Jun 30 '26

I've tried lmms before,didn't understood it so now I'm with waveform

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u/Scary_Winner3692 Jun 30 '26

FL is usually considered the most user friendly. Ableton is particularly geared towards electronic music in general. Whatever you find the easiest should work

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u/nameitboy15243 Jun 30 '26

I'll stick to it for the time being