Any of you dubsteppas going to DEFQON1 this June!? I've never left the U.S. before and I've been to a Q-Dance festival and I've never been so excited for anything in my life.

Give me an example in a youtube video.

Any input guys? This type of bass/lead is an important element in dubstep nowadays.

Bump.

Experimenting with m-talk, bend +/-, modulation on intensity, and formant-saw.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3xOK-h-d_g#t=1m10s Time tagged for your convenience. I'm working on recreating that sound. Anyone know what they would call it even. I'm using Massive as my weapon of choice as well as ohmicide, camel phat and ableton's saturator, overdrive, and amp. I got the amp env...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCueYIzKqhA the garage lead/stab melody that comes in at 2:09 anyone? thanks ! Lowpass filter on an stabby organ style sound should sound similar, a good starting point is the Flenders I & II wavetables in Massive, if you have it. Two sounds I want: 1. The main st...

I grab an instrument rack and I split it into 4 channels: Dry signal, low band, mid, high. I usually Add light saturation and compression to the low. I also make the low mono. I sidechain the kick to the low band, so there isn't any gain reduction in the rest of the sound. I fill the mid range up wi...

I haven't learned FM8 yet because I don't like how it looks. Reminds me of Microsoft Excel.

djfeloe wrote:Anyone sign up for the "Introduction to Digital Sound Design" Emory University?

I think i'm signing up for that. Looks extremely helpful.

Big props to Disco Nutter for sharing this with us!!!
I'm taking the class at Emory as well. Good luck man!

My mother inlaw bought me one as a present last year.I had a virus c and got the ti when it came out but sold both to buy other stuff.I can honestly say when i had my c and my first ti i didn't know a lot about synthesis so couldn't really get the sort of sound i was after.Now though i am hooked,it...

i also have a ti snow. the atomizer i've never used, have plenty of plugins for this kind of glitching - and i don't need to do it live. and whattt??!?!?! you all don't like the TI (you know, the whole point of the new TI line)? first of all, if you were having a problem - you should have read the ...

Also, when doing subtractive EQing, although you may have taken out the frequencies you don't like, your sound may be thin. It is important to add a compressor right after the EQ to fatten it up and bring out the sounds you do like :D Bring out the sounds you like? Why did you just remove them with...

Mad props for this man! Thanks for sharing!!!

I use mine in Ableton to record automation for certain parameters. I might then touch up the automation envelopes with my mouse to perfect it. Are MIDI controllers needed to produce? Absolutely not, but if you wanna jam then hell yeah!

BHK Samples are pretty good. there's this one for example: http://bhksamples.com/product/premium-drumz/ Those sound sick. I swear by Vengeance samples, 808s, 909s, and sometimes rip my own from metal tracks. The good thing about some of these sample packs is that they sound good without necessarily...

^nice avvy bassqemistry, im stealing that :D orange tic-tacs the best. (except for self-control... :oops: ) All this talk of beverages and nobody [else :( ] has spilled stuff on their equipment before? Thanks, man! Orange tic-tacs are not for me. One does not simply eat one or two tic tacs at a tim...

Also, when doing subtractive EQing, although you may have taken out the frequencies you don't like, your sound may be thin. It is important to add a compressor right after the EQ to fatten it up and bring out the sounds you do like

vault wrote:I like to turn knobs in massive and fm8 without knowing what the hell I'm doing.

Turn the knobs in a way you think sounds cool and then have an evelope, LFO, or performer turn them for you!

I personally like to eat lemons and chain vape my e-cigarette while I produce. The nicotine helps me stay focused and the lemons are good for you!