New to dubstep!

[GunpreetSingh]

Hiya all, First post over here. My name's Gunpreet, I'm 15. It's been a while since I started listening to dubstep and had this sudden urge to create some of my own. So, I've started seeing some tutorials and have made 2 tryouts so far! Please do comment and tip me. Your feedbacks are most welcome!

Have fun!

Soundcloud

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Software used for making these was FL Studio 9.

More tracks coming soon, please do comment!

P.S.: I don't really have any FX and kicks, drums etc. for making Dubstep, so I used stock sounds, And I really can't find any, would be amazing if you helped me out!

Thanks,
Gunpreet.

[hutyluty]

Theres some interesting stuff going on in your songs, especially the second one. I think the mixes are all very one tone at the surface- experiment with putting in some lower frequencies, such as a sub bass below your normal bass aswell as maybe some effects at the back reverbed to give it more depth.

http://www.darkbeats.com/sampleswap/

all the samples you could ever need

[GunpreetSingh]

Thanks so much for reply!
Yes, I know they're going the same tone, I don't have that "musical" ear, so I can't really make a melody of sorts, but I have little knowledge.

Thanks for the samples too
But I found out their mostly breaks which I don't really know how to use
Maybe you could help me with that,
But the drum kits are nice!

Thanks so much again!
Gunpreet.

[AnomiK]

keep practicing and define your sound. some cool sounds going on in there. i think some good advice is that, as you mess with sounds, develop your own plot & try not to forget about any aspect of your track when producing it. my problem has always been my drums, making sure they are interesting keeps a track looping nicely. check out my tune mate, feel free to subscribe to my youtube channel .com/sytrussurtys
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