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does it have to be a picture or the word just be used in a sentence? such as the "...which gives the bass warmth like the wool of an alpaca."

evu wrote:stop making those dubstep tutorials please..
net is already full of it...

this is for Sound on Sound Magazine

if anyone can deliver a proper production tutorial...

it's S.O.S.

FSTZ wrote:

evu wrote:stop making those dubstep tutorials please..
net is already full of it...

this is for Sound on Sound Magazine

if anyone can deliver a proper production tutorial...

it's S.O.S.

Thanks for the backing mate.

For anyone who doesn't think there should be anymore tutorials - I know there are lots of tutorials out there and this is why I posted here. I thought it best to find out what real dubstep producers and fans would like to see and what they think should be represented in a feature about the music they love. As a result I have my angle and I am also hoping to have tips from some of the pros.

maybe you can put in a bit about how the format is pretty wide open for the producer

meaning you can flip the sound in nearly any direction...

there is 2-steppy dubstep, heavy metal dubstep, reggae influnced dubstep, Housey dubstep, dnb-ish dubstep, techno dubstep...

etc... etc...

in depth look at swing and shuffle

kenflex wrote:does it have to be a picture or the word just be used in a sentence? such as the "...which gives the bass warmth like the wool of an alpaca."

I see where you're going with this, and I like it a lot.

Any idea when its gonna be printed or put online or whatever?