Lye Form wrote:

Dr Bloodnugget wrote:All the tearout I've heard on getdarker has been pretty tasteful tbh. Bar maybe 1 or 2 sets.

Assuming you mean this pile of dogshit

Not one to say something is dogshit... but yes, these are some of the sets in question.

Friction and Icicle have a nice pack out, think it's a loopmasters one. Some very nice breaks kicks in there, infact most of the sounds are quite nice.

All the tearout I've heard on getdarker has been pretty tasteful tbh. Bar maybe 1 or 2 sets.

When people had nothing better to do than bitch about what "ruined" dubstep.

Try route an lfo to filter modulation and draw the notes in individually using the attack to control the wobble.

Kromestar and Jay 5ive - Backwoods
Pretty much anything Biome is throwing out
The aliens - Enough said
Kromestar - Pissed off
DJ Madd - Gold old days
Mala - Level Nine

Let man listen to what he wants I say.

I would of thought it was clear by now that kromestar makes whatever the fuck he wants. He's got so many different sounds and styles. Personally loving Noiz, on a system it's massive!

Soundcloud This right here!

Not too bad with hats but try not to use them in every tune. I hate it when you listen to producers who use the same drum samples everytime. Just seems lazy sometimes IMO.

Could do with a more constant rhythm and less repetitive bassline mate. Musical layers coming in at certain parts can also really bring a track to life.

Hircine wrote:automate your master fader so everything that's not a "drop" section is at -1.0~-2.0 dbs.

I wouldn't recommend this. it's supposed to be where the bass drops in not the master volume. It's all about the few bars before the drop.

You wont find many tips tbh. It's about vibe and groove. Work on synthesis i'd say and make your own sounds. That said there's a lot of long attack low passed synths consisting of sines and saws for harmonics going on. Your drums and percussion really need to stand out as well. Automating auxillery ...

Reverb wrote:Best sample ever is in SP:MC - Trust Nobody. End thread.

Great sample. Shame the film is shocking haha. But yeah manipulated that sample so well.

leyenda303 wrote:

particle-jim wrote:

Dr Bloodnugget wrote:Jahova... And I'm not really sure why.

lol jahova is a tune, what are u on

Quite far from my usual taste though haha.

Jahova... And I'm not really sure why.

I couldn't really see anybody dropping them tunes and them going off. Seems like they're just cashing in on something that has become popular.

Opens you up to a whole new variety of underground producers if you mix as well mate. Just remember to always dig deep to find them gems!

God I can only imagine how hard it must be for American folks to convince people. :u: I deal with it on a daily basis. The other day somebody asked me if I listened to dubstep whilst I was listening to Burial, and I said I didn't.. :? Wouldn't strictly class burial as dubstep. Man's far too unique ...