Heres the real old school electronic sequencing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6QsusDS_8A

I think its more of a stylized question than a functionality question.

I would consider the DAW you want to use, and the plug ins, then match it up to the best system you can get for the skrillah you have to drop on it.

In order for the instrumental 180 degree phase cancellation trick to work, the instrumental needs to be the exact same track that was used for the vocal version as well. If there is any variation, whatever is different between the two (including the vocal, obviously) will be left over). This is how ...

Alot of old jungle and "ardcore tracks....

Do it do it do it do it BOOM!!!!!

Then its like an explosion out of an action flick complete with hydrolics samples for the next four beats, followed by a crazy bass line.

Even my neighbors know this one by heart and they dont know what dubstep is.....

Don't just accept the sound that comes out of the synth, sans processing. Drop an EQ or filter on it outside of the synth interface itself (in the DAW mixer for instance) in order to subtractively create the sound you are going for. I get alot of sounds in Massive I like but have one or two errant f...

The artist does not see the money - the copyright holder does. After an artists music is signed, in most main stream cases, the artist does not own the copyright any longer, as it belongs to the label's catalogue. The label sees the royalties that are paid for usage, and the artist gets paid accordi...

Been lurking for a while then signed up. I have been making deep bassweight style tribal house music for a bit, as well as some drum and bass, which I will remix into dubstep soon as I got the sound down. I like loading my music with tribal drums, and loose snares, with more rhythm than just kick sn...

To me its like a book publisher selling the hardcover for 30 bucks on the shelf, then releasing scads of the paperback 9 months later, for 6 bucks each. You want it first, you pay the fee.

When you expose the general public to something, that is who is going to show up. The general public. Many people with street cred issues on a dancefloor is never a good thing.

After a label signs a track, in most cases they can do what they like with it, including license it to other labels, repress it, press it to their sister label vinyl en masse, etc... It is no longer in the artist's hands. Most artist's loot is made on DJ gigs. Vinyl gets your name out, which may lan...

Gotta love a synth that has a subosc that is not tied to the requirement of having another osc up.

5600 + clicks into this thread in less than 2 weeks. This thread might have its own domain soon.

correction: you arent affecting the source sound WITH THE SAME EFFECT unless you set the routing to "sends only" The bennefit is you now have full control over the source AND full control over the effect. I can put a reverb on a snare, then put a delay on JUST the reverb but not the source...

Audio Technica condenser microphones.

You can also send it and return it to another channel rather than the same channel. This way you can now put another delay on JUST the effects and not the original source sound. You also have all the channel control over just the effect as well, giving you the ability to EQ or compress the effect bu...

Listen to some Fatback band. Wait until the song breaks down into just drums and then the bass drops. They used synth bass on alot of their stuff. Then listen to the music you are referring to. You WILL hear the dynamic difference. Maybe youre not using a 100:1 crush on the master like the entire re...

-About 20 years late on this one. Real audio dynamics left the building about the late 80s early 90s. Programmed dynamics still occur from time to time, however, everything is crushed now daze, and been that way for a while. Actually no, not everything is bricked these days. I know plenty of labels...

Too many people with credibility issues try to deconstruct music that is made by more than one person and figure out who the "brains" behind the operation is. I think it would be amusingly and groin grabbingly ironic to see a ledger in an album that explains every single quirky little soun...

I think he said sorry because there are quite a few people on the forum who complain about the repetition in the music - so his opinion is almost a counterpoint, at this point.

I myself have not heard anything bad out of Rusko as of yet.