Any Logic Users Creating Dubstep? (what do you use?)

[wirez]

ultrabeat is an ugly, ungainly beast but extremely powerful. it's like a saab, maybe. yr not gonna get laid for using it but it keeps giving up tricks that you can't believe are there.

[thebees01]

lfo to cutoff 1/4 or 1/8

Sorry for my lack of knollege, i never use the ES1. I can't for the life of me remember how to link LFO to the Cut Off to get the wobble. Quick reminder ???

[thebees01]

OMG THAT AMAZING NEVER EVEN LOOKED AT THE AUTOFILTER HOW STUPID IS THAT IT'S NOW MY FAVORITE LITTLE TOY SOO EASY TO CREATE WOBBLES

[sainttex]

Watch out with Logic's autofilter - the default low pass setting still cuts some of the bass out for some reason.

[grievous_angel]

Es2 is awesome. Google es2 dubstep patches, think the link us on doa, lots of useful stuff in there.
Automate the lfo amount ftw
Exs24 for subs.
use mpc swing - find the files on logic cafe.
Layer up ulteabeat with exs24 drum kits for extra fatness.

[LURQ]

EXS24 carrier signal for sub everytime

Can someone expand on this? I know the default EXS has a sine, but what's a good way to have it mesh with your midrange bass instrument?

[sainttex]

EXS24 carrier signal for sub everytime

Can someone expand on this? I know the default EXS has a sine, but what's a good way to have it mesh with your midrange bass instrument?

normally I'll layer stuff up and have one instrument for the sub and arm each layer for recording - just click the "R" on each strip you want to layer up. Then lay stuff down like this, or resample the whole sound or load it into a sampler or the MPC to play.