Greetings good people & happy new year.
I wanted to know this technique; I once saw a video of a guy triggering a grundulizer fx plugin for kick…you know just to add that noise cherry on-top on the kick.
Can someone please help me with that.
Possibly done by using Grungelizer on an Effect Track and put a noise gate behind it. The noise gate then gets triggered by the kick through side-chaining.
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What @Johnny_Moneto said plus most likely an EQ before and/or after the FX.
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Thanks a lot @Johnny_Moneto. I will try it out
Oh yeah? Let me get to it and see how it sounds. Thanks @Reco29
I think Grungelizer does not need any additional EQ. It has one built-in. Vinyl crackles, tape noise, and electric hum don’t seem to need that either. But that’s just me.
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Or you can use a plug-in like Snapback from Cable Guys - You can add a wide range of sounds to the transient and even pre-transient. It does exactly what you’re trying to do and more - and it’s only $49
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Oh, in that case the internal EQ is just fine, of course 
EDIT: The EQ is actually just a Low Cut… Nonetheless, I totally forgot that this plugin had crackle and noise which might come in handy on special occasions 
You can trigger all sorts of sounds on a kick or snare by using sidechain and gate. E.g. white noise on a snare or a sinus tone on a kick. Same additive principle - different technique.
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I want to experiment with sort of stuff instead finding vsts, I know Cubase can do a lot