Fuck 140 bpm In FL Studio I tap out my tempo to see what # it should be set at Music is all about feeling...so if you are working in a BPM that you aren't feeling at that moment your music is going to suffer. If you aren't feeling 140 bpm it how are the listeners going to? Music is an expression of ...

This thread is called the BEST production food/snacks...not what do you eat while producing lol Anyone that knows anything about the brain/body(which is interconnected) knows that in order to maintain focus and creativity you need to keep yourself healthy. So I guess if you only plan on producing fo...

laurent__duval wrote:have you ever seen "look around you"?


pretty sure this is the same as look around you...

This is much more tripped out haha

This was made to promote the upcoming album from Neon Indian whose first album helped create a genre that was coined after a joke(Chillwave). The deluxe version of the soon to be out album comes with a PAL198X synth that Alan Palomo, the brainchild behind Neon Indian created. http://steliq.com/c/lm/...

Widowmaker wrote:op thinks dub = dubstep

No. Just thought it was ok to talk about dub here since it's dubstep's root sound.

Was glad to see that they got back in touch with their inner dub on the new album. This is a much better song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOLteH0bi1o The reason of course everything the Beastie Boys do is so timeless..they've got a fucking Delorean! http://www.nuwatches.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/mgid_uma_video_mtv.com_644573.jpg http://www.doobybrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/DeLorean-hun...

SMH.... thats the wrong beezy you batty :cornlol: I Was a UFO you couldn't tell the Beezy from that terrible rap song was a different person than the Beezy on Day in the Life? Beezy is one of the best lyricists in dubstep. Fo sheezy my neezy I think this mixup should be posted in the Whats in a Nam...

I'd die for a chance to hide out in that studio and mess around with Lee Perry's equipment.

This is a great documentary with of course great music

My first dubstep track...stuff I am currently working on is a bit more chill and groovy than this...still would like some feedback anyways

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Thanks...great post! Getting a great 8-16 bar loop isn't a problem for me. I like to include as many layers as possible that gel together while I work on my main loop. I guess I just need to work on fills and transitions so that I can drop and add those layers as the song progresses. I've never trie...

I definitely think having a plan will make a big difference for me....also organizing and naming all my patterns is something I don't put enough effort into because I like diving into the musical aspects right away but when it comes time to arrange my loops I get frustrated because what I am left wi...

I've had this problem for a few years now(new to dubstep but was doing hip hop and other stuff before) I've got hundreds of 4-8 bar loops I created from scratch...none of them are arranged or go anywhere. I think I have musical ADD...I spend a few hours on one idea and then jump to the next. In my m...

It all depends on what you consider "live". some people will call it a live show if it's a producer playing all original music, even if they are basically just DJing their own songs. But there's a whole spectrum of possibilities for playing electronic music live - though there doesn't see...

Brostep isn't real, it's just a derogatory word people use for music they don't like. Kinda like how jungle came to be called. :lol: That is what I figured. Snobbishness seems to be pretty rampant in this scene. I read here that real dubstep is atmosheric, meditative, and soulful I plan on making a...

I am new to this forum but have listened to dubstep for a few years....I must say this forum has really confused me about what 'real' dubstep is. I've heard people say that producers like Benga, Coki, & Skream make real dubstep. People here seem to consider 'brostep' to be anything with wobbly ...

I am new to this forum but have listened to dubstep for a few years....I must say this forum has really confused me about what 'real' dubstep is. I've heard people say that producers like Benga, Coki, & Skream make real dubstep. People here seem to consider 'brostep' to be anything with wobbly a...

Beezy :twisted: No offense but I hate southern rap ..sounds too cheesy in my opinion. However I did love "Day in the Life". Vocals made me laugh and the production was very nice. :| southern rap? really? I suppose you could call it pop music...this beat reminds me of southern rap for some...

I love it all...then again I am from Wisconsin.