Thanks for the feedback, Wub. Much appreciated. It's funny, I played this live and that midrange sounded wonky to me as well. I need to get some cash flow so I can invest in flat response speakers to catch things like that, haha. In all seriousness, though, it does go to show the importance of ...

You're welcome, Wub. More tutorials soon, like one on making kick drums heavier, and then on to many different ways to make wubs and wobbles and bleeps and blips. If anyone has anything they want to see in a tutorial, let me know.

~CV

Since I'm a newbie here I thought I'd share a new track. Feedback is appreciated, but it's really hard for me to get online these days. No stable internet, except for my phone, when it wants to work, lol.

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Hope you guys enjoy.

~CV

Very interesting work, I'm digging the sounds you've made. I too try to play around to get my "own sounds," so I appreciate the with you're doing. Good job.

I just started working on a new series of FL Studio Tutorials, and I'm gonna try to keep it up with new content. I'm currently working on a dubstep production series, and I hope they'll be at least somewhat useful to somebody, even though I'm still on the basics at the moment. I thought I'd share ...

I agree with Eridu. There are often times when I'll pre-render some basses to slice up and sample and make a couple intentionally lighter on the sub bass. Just to give it a little more weight when the sub kicks in again. Honestly, I'd say trust your ears. Try making a track or two that has sub bass ...