not sure what D1 uses but ill guess that hes got a hardware mixer, could be wrong.



skream-fuity loops and logic

loafah-logic

i reckon d1 uses logic- some of his sounds are sitting in logic suynths

hmm, i thought it would be more varied like lots of programs going on

how many people out there using these, im thinking of getting some, seems like an nice idea, burn cds, mix them into other tracks etc, whats peoples views on them?

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cats think about rats

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nuff said

plus what the previous post said about who worries about what, amatuers equiptment, is the BIGGEST LOAD OF SHITE Ive ever heard, sory mate i love berlin and all but your an idiot, or maybe im a master, who knows...

ok i think your missing the point. Of course a good track wont sound like the programs that are being used to make it-im not worried about my set-up, im more than happy with it, i was just interested so that when i listened to the tracks i knew what they were made on. sometimes i can guess sometimes...

plus big up ZOMBY, what programs does it use?

Ive been thinking about this thread for a while but i gotta do it, Im interested in what equiptment do the well known dubstepping producers use? whose willing to share or is it forbidden to ask such a question ha ha it would make an interesting thread big up D1, skream, horsepower, loafah, dmz, n-ty...

yah thought about sampling it, soloed it and it still did it, just a bit annoying that i cant get rid of it using the synth
anyway thanks for that

ive got a problem with this bassline ive made on logic in the es2. the attack is quite high and there are notes that are very close together (dundundun) if u know what i mean, but when its set to mono a nasty click appears when those notes close together (not touching) come into play) ive spent a go...

What tricks and advice can people give, say their is a fuzz that you want to get rid of is their a certain effect in the eq that will do that, using hi shelving, low shelving etc, whats the deal?
cheers

okay i just realised that synthesized drums are used alot thats interesting

questions such as

making drums cleaner:what particular settings on what particular effects

which compression settings are good for drums

any other effects that people like
(for me its the ensemble in logic on intricate hi-hats, spaced out vibes)

as ive bin making music ive realised that there needs to be rather alot of focus on drum effects, which in dubstep seems to focus on strange compression techniques and equing, so can people drop their knowledge in an understandeble way on how to make drums sound in particular ways, such as taking aw...

i always use the sub bass patch

The tremolo effect sounds interesting, cool that ur a logic head-the exs24 seems quite limited, although i use it alot, it just doesnt seem like you can do as much with it as say the nnxt advanced sampler in reason-such as looping etc
any coolness that people may have overlooked to do with that thing?

Getting those choppy vocals so often heard in drum and bass-hows it done??

liking the track-good move youve done all the drums but you need 2-3 catchy samples which you put in there, a voice or a strange sound, something to jump out, raise the adrenaline and keep the track moving-also gives it a vibe and more catchy. drums seem good tho, just a bit empty on the top side of...

cool, interesting, im defenitely getting a mixer-probably the allen and heath one, i cant be bothered to mess around cause i really want a set-up which can get the sound to the best quality. Does anyone know of any top producers that dont use a hardware mixer? I do things with guitar pedals such as ...

very nice, sorry to ask this again but what sort of equiptment did you use to make this tune-heavy
ljd

Hey, im thinking about buying a small mixer to mix my tune down on, like an allen and heath or something, what is your knowledge in these things, cause ive been making music for a while and i still cant get my sounds as 'big' and 'spaced' out, is it the hardware mixer that does this and do you have ...