finish your tracks!

also, is there an ideal compression ratio for them wobbles??

only in utopia, and that's an understatement...

keep your sub and the wobble seperated. Subs do not wobble, IMHO

I do even HiPassing on my subs

set the LFO-phase to 1, if possible

I use only hardware, so don't know about softshit. But phase or lfo-start is the key.

Sometimes it is called 'LFO key on reset', 'LFO trig' or 'keysync'


You can also use lfo fade in, to hide the wobble on the first 8th
good luck

Check Rob in the old days (1982). He's the guy with the white shirt...

Nova - Aurora

stick to my original post, please, as I made some -little- changes

really, dubstep is not different from any kind of music, if we're talking about pure reproduction of sound on a large soundsystem. EQ's are just used to filter out the room frequencies that are resonating. These freqs make it too busy and loud, in a negative way...

So you play a very VERY well ...

There is no such thing as 'best setting'!

It depends on the room. Delete standing waves and dirt freqs.
I'd like to cut rather than boost.

Maybe the best answer, to gain succes, is to ask a pro...

Virus B is good for wobbles. Yes, you can use it as a synth for trance, like any synth. But saying that a virus B is for trance is pretty ignorant, IMHO. The first thing to do is learn to program sounds and delete the presets from every synth you buy.

Anyway, I made very good wobble basses with ...

find me a record made in the last 100 years without some kind of reverb digital/analog/natural whatever

flat beat - Mr Oizo

The song's bass and scratch sounds were made on a Korg MS-20, the drums on a TR-606 and an Akai S1000 was used to sample everything including the MS-20 bass. No effects ...

yes they exist, but I don't have any link nor suggestion.

Maybe you're better of when you learn some music theory, or buy guitar tuner.

A 'new' thing is Melodyne. But still, you need a 'clean' sample...

try the free MIDIOX tool to monitor your keyboard IO

www.midiox.com

Try the machinedrum forum:

http://www.elektron-users.com/


plus a simple tip: when I get stuck I always try hard and harder to get all the answer I need, by myself (without asking anyone). The solution will last longer that way and is more rewarding

I use Bitstream 3X, both with hardware and Ableton

If you love your ears/hearing (and you do!), and are becoming a pro, go to a good shop and let them produce personal earplugs. This is way better than standard plugs, because you don't feel them, once plugged in!

It's worth the investment (80-120 pounds, I guess) and you have to do this once in ...

Daft tnuc wrote:Span only shows from -60 dB to 0 while Inspector starts at -100 dB. So that's it for the frequencies but still the RMS level in Span is always lower than Inspector's.

Big ups to Inspector...

don't forget

when sampling from vinyl you are messing with analog vs digital domain. Like apples vs bananas. Digital is much louder. Personally, I record vinyl peaking at -6 dBFS, while 0dB on de analog mixer. But is still sounding quiet. In Europe somebody set a standard: -12dBFS = 0 dB VU, if I ...

steveydubz wrote:any1 know any good tutorials for the mpc 1000?

Akai manuals are a joke. I bought this book last year. It's worth every cent/penny because I now use 85% of the MPC, instead of 20% before. There should be an example chapter...

http://www.mpc-samples.com/product.php/ ... e-mpc1000/

...the endless discussion...

I don't think it's a discussion about better/worse, I think the flow is just completely different. In either way both options have benefits which are superior to the other. Not to say that a man/woman makes the music, not a machine...But, here's my 2 cent:

software ...

Learn the basics of synthesis...


...only to find out that you can use a of 2 detuned basic (sin/pulse) or more exotic waves, use ringmodulation or FM synthesis, or even a combination of all these. Use what your synth has to offer, try to find the best way around it's limitations. Effects like ...

My attick...

not on picture: Lexicon Vortex FX (just in! mad delays and atmospheres) and Juno 106

The speaker in the back faces our vinyl corner (2x SL1200, Pioneer djm300 and KRK Rokit 8 )