RandoRando wrote:Dubturbo probably

Steinberg without a doubt. They are a revelutionary company creating asio and the vst, and dont forget the new note expression, its insane.

Well ive done a lot of research today and downloaded the free 30 day trial of ableton. It seems like a kickass program and im already becoming pretty comfortable with it. I feel that cubase is geared more for audio recording and mastering than a electronic music program. I also heard that it really ...

youthful_implants wrote:both have merit.

ableton is definitely better for beginners.

Really? it seams to me that ableton is more of an advanced DAW. I currently use fl and am trying the ableton 30 day trial and it seems much more technical. I am getting used to it and it has a ton of great features.

Well ive done a lot of research today and downloaded the free 30 day trial of ableton. It seems like a kickass program and im already becoming pretty comfortable with it. I feel that cubase is geared more for audio recording and mastering than a electronic music program. I also heard that it really ...

I am currenly looking at both of these products and I love them both and cant really make up my mind. Has anyone used both and prefer one over the other? or have any advise for which one I should choose? Thanks.

Read the book how to make a sound by Simon Cann, you can download it for free from his website. It covers just about everything you need to know about synths.

Filth is on Android and Digitally Imported Radio is on the market too which has a variety of stuff including dubstep

The track on my signature looks like a sword, even though I accidentally looped a part so it ended up being two minutes longer

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=195893

hopefully this thread will help?

I think someone just posted about this the other day

I actually got like 10 wobble bass presets from a friend back when I used to use sytrus im not sure where he got them from though. I would say ditch sytrus and get something else if you want an effective deep bass heavy sound
bad advice. i get real nice basses using sytrus
I would have to ...

I actually got like 10 wobble bass presets from a friend back when I used to use sytrus im not sure where he got them from though. I would say ditch sytrus and get something else if you want an effective deep bass heavy sound
bad advice. i get real nice basses using sytrus
I would have to ...

I actually got like 10 wobble bass presets from a friend back when I used to use sytrus im not sure where he got them from though. I would say ditch sytrus and get something else if you want an effective deep bass heavy sound

No just don't use Dubturbo is my advice, it is very cheap for a reason. The worst part of Dubturbo is you can only have 16 tracks, which means you are very limited with how many drum loops, synths etc. that you can use at a time. Save up a little more for FL Studio to get you started. And if you ...

skitz_0 wrote:

Its funny that I have that same poster hanging up at my school

_cheef_ wrote:

davwuh wrote: it's better than the direction linkin park headed in

lol headed in? Linkin park has been, and always will be, shit.

IMO.

ugh just thinking about that whiny twat is making me cringe....lol linkin park...

Korn has always been one of my favorite bands, I miss the nu metal days

jrisreal wrote:Was #2 made with a voice synthesizer?

It was made with overdrive, flangus, compressor, and chorus.