Hey, first post!
Gabber kick:
Have a channel and bassdrum designated to each octave frequency in the key of your song with the kick tuned accordingly…
example: A minor, Kick is tuned
Channel 1 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 55Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 2 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 110Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 3 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 220Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 4 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 440Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 5 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 880Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 6 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 1760Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 7 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 3520Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Channel 8 - Kick - Filter and/or EQ 7040Hz - Distortion, Compression, Etc
Adjust and play around to taste. This may seem excessive but you can always remove and adjust later. Now you also know how to make techno.
Some distortion/compression glue on all channels would probably help unite everything into one sound.
1760Hz (or maybe another frequency) is often called the attack. It should be short or a click and no other frequencies should touch this frequency in the mix. It is very important for your kick to exist and your track to function.
Schranz/Hardtechno kicks are similar but with more emphasis on lower frequencies, compression, and reverb.