uhhh. ... bump?

POST 'EM HERE

Sonika wrote:Gunsmoke, Check out Clubroot and Swarms if you haven't already

Clubroot is ok, I haven't heard much of his stuff tbh.
Will check out Swarms later on.

Sinestepper wrote:

Gunsmoke wrote:

Primitiv wrote:Hey everyone,

What sort of effects should i be placing on the master channel, as in EQ or maximising, or stereo widening?

Thx.

SOUNDGOODIZER.

I once shat myself while spaghetti fell out of my pockets. It took a crane to get it out.

Primitiv wrote:Hey everyone,

What sort of effects should i be placing on the master channel, as in EQ or maximising, or stereo widening?

Thx.

SOUNDGOODIZER.

I thought the whole point of brostep was to be as loud as you could. If there is melody, it's just to lead in to a noisy drop. But I don't pay attention to brostep so I guess I can't give a definition. I just know what is or isn't dubstep when I hear it.

You can have some melodic brostep, like ...

When you jokingly say something to someone, and they're all like "Hey guys, anon just said he blah blah", and everyone who hears what he said thinks I'm being legit.

So much rage.

zawmbee wrote:Any notable examples and recent examples?

Try "Sweetheart of Kairi"... it pretty much sums up your request

hmm

the stuff he did with Appleblim was fracking golden

deadly habit wrote:i wish we could lock all youtube commenters in a room for an hour and come back to the bloody results

eeeyup. I've never understood why youtube commenters have historically always been fucking awful.

deadly habit wrote:they take 4chan and other sites OC and repost it watermarked and claim it as their own

this. this so much.

crazy sounds

Well, from my experience with producing, also with FL Studio, it just comes down to practice.
There isn't really a "theory" behind dubstep, since the genre varies so much - its more of a personal production style.

As far as your question: I hope I can help with this.

I usually start with the drums ...

I have no bad words for Datsik.. he was the first producer I listened to.

Skrillex on the other hand - I never liked.

Yo DSF,

First post here, why not?

I guess there's not much to say, other than I'm really into the mellow/post-dubstep stuff that's been surfacing recently. Burial is my favourite artist - and has been for years. Every release is absolutely stunning, there's no other artist that I know of who can ...