newcomers -> introduce yourself here

[Whoisthis]

Hello.

i am whoisthis

http://soundcloud.com/who-is-this

there is my soundcloud page. come check me out.

<3 all.

[untightled]

reason behind your name?

[Whoisthis]

reason behind your name?

just for fun.

[untightled]

cool, welcome

[Sonika]

Hi everyone I've been looking around dubstep forums as i'm doing my university dissertation on it as a genre. If yo ucould fill out my questionnaire as fans that'd be much appreciated. http://freeonlinesurveys.com/s.asp?sid= ... a163x40361

Also, what do you think about the development of dubstep as a genre?

I took the survey!

[lawtun]

Not my first post but I just noticed this thread.

Decided to join up after I found out about Mala in NYC from the events subforum.

Don't get a ton of proper bass music where I am, so I was thrilled

[dickman69]

Hi everyone I've been looking around dubstep forums as i'm doing my university dissertation on it as a genre. If yo ucould fill out my questionnaire as fans that'd be much appreciated. http://freeonlinesurveys.com/s.asp?sid= ... a163x40361

Also, what do you think about the development of dubstep as a genre?

[dickman69]

hey guys-

glad to be here

I'll start with a question




yes we can all make a strait sub from a sine wave, but what about thickening up some dynamic midrange bass with an "underpinned" sine wave, so that you get the boom that moves with your midrange stuff.

I've tried side chaining my sine-sub to my midrange bass via a gate or a compressor with not great results, too much clicking, etc. Maybe i should just try and run another oscillator off my synth, playing a dropped sine?


(see link for example off the "dynamic midrange basses" i like to work with)



Soundcloud

[chenjesu]

Hey all. Chenjesu here. I've been producing a number of styles for a few years now and have been playing dubstep as a DJ also for a number of years. Love the drumstep sound at the moment and my really chilled psychedelic dubstep.

[chenjesu]

Sue wrote:hey guys-

glad to be here

I'll start with a question




yes we can all make a strait sub from a sine wave, but what about thickening up some dynamic midrange bass with an "underpinned" sine wave, so that you get the boom that moves with your midrange stuff.

I've tried side chaining my sine-sub to my midrange bass via a gate or a compressor with not great results, too much clicking, etc. Maybe i should just try and run another oscillator off my synth, playing a dropped sine?


(see link for example off the "dynamic midrange basses" i like to work with)

Adjust your A/R to get rid of the click, you're on the right track

[Brainsmith]

Soundcloud

Hey im pretty new here, posted awhile back without any luck and this is the first time iv been back since. Heres a track I made, Im not great at the mastering process but I think this is pretty well constructed. Give it a listen and let me know what you think

[keystuff]

Whats going on I'm Big Brother Thomas I'm fresh out the box new:)

Soundcloud

[CDR]

Hi im CDR have a listen to this Track!! Any feedback would be great!! Thankyou
Soundcloud

[ListentoDakota]

VOTE FOR ME PPLEASEEE!! I PROMISE MY DROPS WILL MAKE U DUMP YOUR PANTS

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Free EP: http://www.mediafire.com/?e745q9jdvhtaetv

[Maccaveli]

When I dump my pants, I generally don't vote for the person who made me do it.

[cjsnow1]

Sup. I'm Liberal Shimmering (Caine Joseph (CJ) Snow). I've made a few dubstep tracks in the past. They're all located here: http://cjsnow1.newgrounds.com/audio Just look for the ones marked Dubstep. They're pretty mediocre if I do say so.

Lately I've been making 2-step beats. Sadly, none of them are online yet. I plan on releasing an EP of mostly 2-step tracks in a few weeks along with an EP of nothing but 2-step tracks (with 3 or 4 ambient interludes and an intro/outro) in about a month. So stay tuned for that.

Other than that, I predominately make Hip Hop beats. So if anyone's interested in that check out my Soundcloud.http://soundcloud.com/liberalshimmering

[Cosmonaut]

Hi, my name is Jono. I'm from Canada and am majorly into the dubstep scene over here. Despite popular belief we have some sick dub over here as well I prefer underground, hectic chaotic dub songs and super chill lovestep remixes.

[Ox-E]

Hi guys, my name is Ryan. I am relatively new to the world of dubstep but I am trying to learn something new every day. I've absolutely fallen in love with the genre and have been trying to make my own songs for a couple months now through Ableton. Its been a little hard though, I just moved to San Francisco and don't know any other producers and my friends aren't into the music so I am a little bit on an island when it comes to learning. Youtube has been my only ally for tutorials thus far. Hoping to meet some people on here who can help me along the journey and if there is anyone here from SF let me know because I have no one to go to any shows with. Thanks guys.

[Jellesnietes]

My name is JellesNietes, and i've been 'producing' for about 2 years, but i've always kept it to,being behind my pc fooling around, never anything serious.
But i'm trying to change that so i've come here for advice, and hopefully to learn a ton of new things.

[Necrolyte]

Hey guys id like to introduce my self. My name is Andreas i was born in Cyprus for the past 2 years ive been producing and studying in the london school of sound.
For the past 6 months i was experimenting with dubstep and i found it to be addictive ive been trying ever since to make dubstep tunes.This is where i am now feel free to drop comments and mostly feedback would be greatly appreciated since im new to this genre.
Thank you all for your time
http://soundcloud.com/necrolyte/cannibal