kick drum sound

A quick listen tells me it sounds somewhat like a classic 808 kick.
 
Try this YouTube video for ideas on fattening an 808:
https://youtu.be/fl61tMAMsu8
 

thanks mikedocy, very helpfull info...indeed when i analyzed the kick in question it is peaking at 50 hz at about 10 db and cuts off steeply at about 240-250 hz i just like the sound of this kick, i am guessing matty b's producer use's a lot of ready made samples which is fine i just want to learn how to make such sounds from scratch using a vst such as AD or EZ  which in a roundabout sort of way are samples! my living room is not big enough for a drum kit plus at a wild guess my neighbors might get a bit angry with the noise!!!!
regards Peter 

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also in the boz post the man shows how to use the sasquatch he puts it on an "aux" track...why? could he have also make a bus track and insert it there and then send the various drum components to that bus and save real estate?
regards Peter

The best way to use Sasquatch would be to use it as a plug-in on the audio track of the kick drum.
Yes, you can put it on a bus and send various drum components to it, but they will obviously all get the same treatment which may or may not be desired. The Sasquatch was designed to be a bass drum processor. I have read about some people experimentally using it on snare and toms, but again, that was not the original intent of the plug-in design.

I feel like at least someone should point out that that song is utter garbage

thanks once again for the infomation and it is getting me there...btw @RSMCGUITAR pointing out your opinion about the song, whist valid for you and your tastes and needs in music does not contribute in terms of useful information and as you know music is a fantastic way of expression for any one and everyone, it is impossible to determine what is "good" or "bad" music, there simply is no reference point for that...or indeed no need for it...enjoy the music!!!
regards Peter
 

@abacab, thanks for the advice...will do
regards peter

For as good 808 and 909 sounds as you'll find in a plugin take a look at d16’s emulations of the hardware.

If you've never heard 'raw' 808/909 kicks be prepared for a surprise though, they're actually pretty basic sounds until further processed.

yes indeed the 808 was not an actual kick drum sound it was electronically originally the TR-808 was not an instant hit on the market as opposed to the TR-707 the model before it but as time went on the sound became very popular in clubs and such..my original post refereed to the sound i hear on the song mentioned, but that is probably due to the processing done, could you imagine a classic Beatles song with an 808 on it?!!!! dont think ringo starr would have approved that
regards peter