Another, and equally simple solution is to use a dedicated kick drum VST to generate your core sound – something like Plugin Boutique’s Big Kick or Sonic Academy’s Kick 2. Of course, if a kick drum isn’t working for you, another method is just to change that kick sound to another, but, ultimately, that’s kind of glossing over the problem.
This blending tends to work much better as you keep more of the character of the original kick and the reason you chose it in the first place, rather than completely destroying it with over processing. It really helps you to both compare and contrast the effect the process is having on your sound and to mix doses of the effect with the original kick.
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