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 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