Nice kick, I like it, so I copied it

In these cases, the easiest is to load the kick into Kick2, then replicate the tail. Then add the top of the "inspiration" kick as a layer, highpass it a bit, set the start point, and set the maximum length you can use (in this case, around half of the source kick).



You can use the code below, create a new file called "whatever.curve" and paste this text inside - it will generate the curve from the attached pic (put it at the proper location and will be accessible in the curves menu):

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<env>
  <point x="0.0" y="0.6225024461746216" c="0.0"/>
  <point x="0.41073077917099" y="0.3045995533466339" c="-0.0525762066245079"/>
  <point x="0.7499265074729919" y="0.119500994682312" c="-0.1388016045093536"/>
  <point x="1.0" y="0.1087613999843597" c="-0.0609881617128849"/>
</env>

Also the amp envelope and the distortion - adjust to taste



And your source kick layer (dont forget to hipass)


You can add an extra percussion (maybe a longer hat, or reverbed hat or something, to cover with high frequencies the entire length of the kick. No kick works in different mixes without changes (especially in the mid and top) so I think this is a good start