dabster wrote:Big up Rusko!!!!

One of the best producer master-classes ive seen!!!

Straight to the point, not afraid to share his production secrets and tips, funny and very informative..... and manages to sneak in a zoot at the end!!!! What a legend!!!

if i find something i want, i can't help but buy it! Software wise i'm much more sensible... but that never has the same power over me than hardware... which i buy compulsively! HA HA HA HA I'm the other way round . . . obsessively hoarding software like my life's dependent on it . . . (hence this ...

doesn't reorganizing your sample folder make it so you can't use old projects properly? the progam wouldn't be able to find the samples. which is why you should just have them well organized from the beginning. It used to be like that (which is probably how I got anal about organization) but the la...

Just spent an entire weekend doing just that, cleaning up sample library, normalizing everything, and cleaning up folders. But then again I'm a neat-freak on the computer and obssess over the smallest things. Sometimes perfectionism is a disease . . . LOL

The_Dza88 wrote:

Truncated wrote:
god forbid if pendulum start making dubstep

which they have

please tell me you're joking

and i still don't think there's anything wrong with wobble, try using more subtle wobbles and combining multiple lfos all doing subtle wobbles, sounds less obvious and combined with other techniques can sound good! no theres nothing wrong with wobble its just over used. I love it, and i'm not tired...

If you try and use 20 different synths you will get nowhere fast... Take time to study 1 synth until you know it inside out... then you will able to get the best out of it and apply what you've learnt to new synths :6: Totally agree. Not going after all the equip, that would be impossible, or at th...

Decided I'm tired of doing things the hard way / randomly tweaking knobs / scrolling presets for hours with no real understanding of what I'm doing or why . . . Been doing this for years only to watch other people who (especially the Pros) took the time to read manuals properly, get on with much mor...

not the "Setup" thread, but since I just bought 50% of this, I might as well post here too...



i love that Axiom 25 controller... best investment so far...

dubz wrote:his setup is ghetto as fuck - acid>??? are you kidding me!
was hoping he would be a little more specific...oh well...

I thought he was quite informative, and I got alot from it: much more than Mistabishi's, and Mista was extremely detailed--he bored me. Rusko got str8 to the point. EPIC WIN

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Rendr wrote:

Ketamine wrote:Watch the Rusko Producer Masterclass videos. They answered all my questions.

Can I snort you?

It'll cost ya

This video is one big pile of WIN.

Watch the Rusko Producer Masterclass videos. They answered all my questions.

When you start using the same formula as everyone else then everything's going to sound the same True, but to some extent that's the objective. You at least want to sound like the genre you're trying to make, which invariably involves some structure rules . . . I dunno. I think I'll scale it back f...

Ez. I'm new to Dubstep, not new to production. What I'm finding is, it's a bit harder than I thought to unlearn years of programming other styles, to "simplify" my drum patterns. To research deeper, I bought 13 tracks from Beatport the other day and have played them non stop. Today a light...