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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by mks » Mon May 17, 2010 8:31 pm

Skimple wrote:Darqwan is a badman, we all know this. The 1st Dubstep tune i heard was Darqwan-Wear the Crown.
Tune!! I'm still drawing off of these types sounds and much of my stuff definitely has a lot of jungle influence.

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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by nowaysj » Tue May 18, 2010 6:19 am

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Basic A wrote:
serox wrote:Show us what ur making Skimple! I am keen to find producers on the same vibe as me to throw ideas around.

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btw mate. I just had a listen to your track in ur sig. I cannot hear any bass in it at all apart from a little wobble now n then! I am admitted on shit headphones at work but I would suggest bringing it either up a few notes or adding some harmonics so you can hear it. I am sure it bangs on a big rig but unless people have a big sub the tune might sound empty without it.

I would aim for a wobble like this for your track if I were you;) I can hear this very well on these £5 headphones.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDmhP6n_uC8
Who cares if you can't hear it on 5 pound headphones?

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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by trike12 » Tue May 18, 2010 7:25 am

serox wrote:Show us what ur making Skimple! I am keen to find producers on the same vibe as me to throw ideas around.
We've talked a bit, but hit me up on aim! (triky12)

this part of the genre is almost the only kind of dubstep i still dig.

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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by legend4ry » Tue May 18, 2010 7:30 am

Hmm, there seems quite a few people trying to make deeper sounds these days.. I think I might start some tutorials up or write something to helps those trying to get away from the robot wobbles!
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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by nowaysj » Tue May 18, 2010 7:41 am

You know just like a master track list would be the shit. I'm into this sound, but still find tracks that I didn't know about. Would love a dubstep library.

-q-

Of course it could be linked out to youtube tracks, and really it likely would be infringing, but a musical library would be extremely beneficial to a student of this sound, such as myself.
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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by jolly wailer » Tue May 18, 2010 8:09 am

hurlingdervish wrote:try not letting the synths fill the entire frequency spectrum

filter them if they repeat often to leave space

or try using them sparingly like at the end of a bar

like

sub sub SMACK sub sub wickity wub

sample sub SMACK sub sub sub wickity

x 64



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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by serox » Tue May 18, 2010 8:48 am

mks wrote:
Skimple wrote:Darqwan is a badman, we all know this. The 1st Dubstep tune i heard was Darqwan-Wear the Crown.
Tune!! I'm still drawing off of these types sounds and much of my stuff definitely has a lot of jungle influence.

EZ
wheres ur tunes?:D
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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by serox » Tue May 18, 2010 8:49 am

nowaysj wrote: Who cares if you can't hear it on 5 pound headphones?

Sometimes if you want to talk to god, you've got to go to the temple. :n:
It only matters if your tune is being driven by it. I dont hear any bass so it must be really low. That would work if there was something like a synth playing a melody imo. I think it sounds too empty to be that low.
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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by Basic A » Tue May 18, 2010 9:17 am

serox wrote:
nowaysj wrote: Who cares if you can't hear it on 5 pound headphones?

Sometimes if you want to talk to god, you've got to go to the temple. :n:
It only matters if your tune is being driven by it. I dont hear any bass so it must be really low. That would work if there was something like a synth playing a melody imo. I think it sounds too empty to be that low.
Low Octave A Minor pure sine sub... think its in the c4 range on the 3xOsc... normal sub, actually levelled to loud in the version on the soundcloud, your headphones are just the balls man :lol: ...

But, duly noted, that tune supposed to be as empty as a cave, but, ill add something more then some strings for my headphone listeners next time I go solid sub... Sorry man... but not the market Im used to writing for, headphones.
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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by Skimple » Tue May 18, 2010 11:11 am

legend4ry wrote:Hmm, there seems quite a few people trying to make deeper sounds these days.. I think I might start some tutorials up or write something to helps those trying to get away from the robot wobbles!
This would be a great idea it would certainly benefit me and im sure it would benefit many other people aswell. Most tutorials i come across are based on wobbles etc so it would also be a nice change.

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Re: Producing older influenced Dubstep

Post by serox » Tue May 18, 2010 11:51 am

Basic A wrote:
Low Octave A Minor pure sine sub... think its in the c4 range on the 3xOsc... normal sub, actually levelled to loud in the version on the soundcloud, your headphones are just the balls man :lol: ...

But, duly noted, that tune supposed to be as empty as a cave, but, ill add something more then some strings for my headphone listeners next time I go solid sub... Sorry man... but not the market Im used to writing for, headphones.
Its not about the market tho really. A good tune can have space but I think it is a good idea to be able to hear the bass. If you check Loefahs tracks for example he has big bass lines but I can still hear them on these shity headphones;)

I cannot think of any decent tracks that has bass that I cannot hear on these headphones.
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