https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/5nKVY8ddr3VWhuuNn71SvN?si=7a19d5a06e5d4364
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/0TiioLKAkXHhnERCRJit2R?si=a112906784904969
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/3SmFwdSHgEP3UuMvNdT403?si=6db1857184544d16
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/2zG8L9QM7FnlKkLQYirIxh?si=cb93709ea326476a
(Some song examples above)

What clipper should I use, how to layer the Drums + 808, what to take a look out for? I cant get the sound to work how I want it. It looks like a fat sausage in the songs and also the songs I make but mine sounds ass and not as clean on different speakers. It only sounds nice on my headphones. If someone could take a video with a live example and explanation I'd love to see it. Or a youtube video that already exists, I couldnt find what I wanted. Thanks a lot and happy mixing / happy new years <3

 

I think there's more going on than just soft clipping, especially the last three examples, which I think have parallel distortion and soft clipping.

 

There are a million different types of distortion and amps and tubes etc...best bet is to just play around with what you have until you find one that resonates with the bass nicely, you never know what might work...for instance I had a 606 and the best way to overload the kick was to run it out the headphone jack and turn the volume up all the way, boom, creamy overloading distortion. An 808 kick is essentially just a tap and a sine wave though, so it really does not take much to make it distort in a usable way.

 

another good example, but this one is more soft, I'd just like to see, I already experimented a lot, just wanna see what people use to get that "sound" https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/5F7Tywb6G47ooULUmLv9au?si=574e20177ae7498b