what a baby...

its all about the mix

sample a horn from an old 70s song or a horn solo.... cut it up

I don't know if I'm really answering the OP's question with this. It asked most accomplished or something like that, but I think I'm going to just give a name of someone I've been loving ever since they first started releasing. Peverelist The dude is just nuts. The first time I heard his track &quo...

abakus wrote:Interesting track, really nice, and i don't usually comment on nice tracks

thanks man. i appreciate your comment!

so fresh. lovin that "knocky" snare sound.

another great tune from you.

cant wait for the rest.

Altron wrote:transformers farting

Probably Skrillex Here come the haters. :? I'll admit Skrillex is a decent producer... he is famous for a reason... not just for the haircut and nerd glasses. On a side note - he can't DJ worth shit. Seen him twice... his song transitions are god awful. I remember he played Ludacris - Move Bitch an...

GothamHero wrote:Anyone tried the DrumPulse method DubSpot publicised?

Not half bad at all. I'm thinking about adding it to my current template.

link???

The Widdler.

I can listen to his album Origin forever.

I want to know where he gets his instrument (strings and horns) samples from! >.<

This dude changed the way I look at dubstep.

modernbeats klub klapz = jelly

SignalRecon wrote:I gave this another whirl and I just DL'd gona toss this into a mix if you dont mind?

dont mind at all.

My default template opens with 3 separate drum racks: Kick, Snare and Hats. Each drum rack has a Limiter, and a Spec Analyzer on it. I find it is easier to keep the drum elements in different racks. It works better for me. The only thing I HATE about Ableton is when you drop samples into a drum rack...

Loving the beginning part before the wobbles. Maybe throw some reverb and dimension on them and make them sound a little bit bigger... Give em some shaping you could say. Otherwise, dope. Check out mine. http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=206394 yeah. taking some time away from this t...

this is nasty! the production sounds so tight.

i agree with the previous post that the length is a bit long for a dubstep song. but whatever.

good shit!

not really feeling the main "hook". no offense but it kind of corny.

everything else seems pretty good apart from that.

no wayyyyy.

new???

dude this sounds fuckin pro.

im jealous.

bring the hats down in volume.

take some time to read the production section.

also, dont be afraid to spend some more time on a track.

more time = better track

BANGERRR

shit dude. this one would kill in the club.

1:10 is sexyyyyy

1:23 is too random of a switch between the parts...

BIGGG track.

nice programming