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i dont actually wish to make intro like scary monster, btw intro is fine i will be working on the drop and upload it for advice, dont leave me D:

GuerrillaWarfare wrote:Personally drums are the easiest part of a song to write, so start with that, and once you've wrote your beat, you can put everything else on top.

Haha for me it's the opposite, I could write melodies and chords all day long but arranging a tight drum pattern is really hard for me. Maybe it's cause I played melodic/harmonic instruments growing up instead of percussion...

^ hmm. I'm like guerrillawarfare. I think it's cause I'm a math person, and so I've always understood drums really well even though I've never been able to play them. It's very mathematical with the timing and ratios (eg 4 kicks/measure) and whatnot. But I can't play drums for shit. It's weird.

Add9 wrote:

GuerrillaWarfare wrote:Personally drums are the easiest part of a song to write, so start with that, and once you've wrote your beat, you can put everything else on top.

Haha for me it's the opposite, I could write melodies and chords all day long but arranging a tight drum pattern is really hard for me. Maybe it's cause I played melodic/harmonic instruments growing up instead of percussion...

Download a pack of old breaks, stretch em to 70/140 bpm and place your drums over it, make some edits and you should have something good

Brothulhu wrote:

Add9 wrote:

GuerrillaWarfare wrote:Personally drums are the easiest part of a song to write, so start with that, and once you've wrote your beat, you can put everything else on top.

Haha for me it's the opposite, I could write melodies and chords all day long but arranging a tight drum pattern is really hard for me. Maybe it's cause I played melodic/harmonic instruments growing up instead of percussion...

Download a pack of old breaks, stretch em to 70/140 bpm and place your drums over it, make some edits and you should have something good

Funny you say that, I literally have never used loops in a beat before until a few days ago when I downloaded a few sample packs and started playing around, came up with some really interesting stuff right away just by combining small bits from different loops. This and using various samples and 1-shots really helped make my drum pattern a lot more interesting, I wish I had experimented with this idea earlier.

I didn't say use loops, though I guess you could do that. Using old breaks adds swing and character to your drums, I'm guessing most loops in sample packs are more rigid and boring

yeah I suppose I shouldn't use the term "loops" to refer to all sampled drums... what I meant is I have always used individual hi-hats, toms, snares, etc instead of a beat that was sampled from somewhere else.

Examination in my school is finally over, i am free, i will be playing with FL studio again, wait for my upload!

Inspiration can come from anywhere when doing intros.
Me personally I like using string's and pads to build atmosphere while using some poignant vocal sample to set the tone.

Old audio books or sample packs are my go to for vocals .

Guys actually i want to show you guys my intro first, i want some advice, maybe the drums are too loud? the bass isnt enough or it is just not a good intro for dubstep ? where to upload?

Dude really? OP you are not going to get a track done by posting each part individually until everyone tells you it's fine. You have ears, and you'll know if something you make sounds good or not. The fact of the matter is nothing you make right now is going to be even remotely worth listening to. That's just how it is.

Everyone starts at that point. The only difference is that by doing this you are going to suck publicly rather than privately. the problem with that is in public, especially on an anonymous forum, people aren't going to hold back on you. The only thing that's going to do is discourage you from continuing. At this stage you are probably going to do much more harm than you are good for yourself.

Take the Advice people have given you and put it to use. You know what kind of music you like and you know when something sounds good or bad. You'll know when you make something that sounds good. Until then, just keep working at it. That's the only way you will get better. And trust me, you'll know when you are getting better.

Thank you for the advice guys, i really love Dubstep ty

take some acid

OMG GUYS! IM SO MOTIVATED TO CREATING DUBSTEP, THANK YOU FOR THE SUGGESTIONS AND REPLY :DD

Donaldbeebi wrote:OMG GUYS! IM SO MOTIVATED TO CREATING DUBSTEP, THANK YOU FOR THE SUGGESTIONS AND REPLY :DD

later on you'll close the daw and realise you can't be the next skrillex

mromgwtf wrote:

Donaldbeebi wrote:OMG GUYS! IM SO MOTIVATED TO CREATING DUBSTEP, THANK YOU FOR THE SUGGESTIONS AND REPLY :DD

later on you'll close the daw and realise you can't be the next skrillex

Aw don't be such a debbie downer

Lol, I dun want to be famous, I just enjoy dubstep, I aint a Skrillex fan btw :\, guys im stuck after the drop, its like intro...rise, drop.... *stuck*, what now haha, so frustrating sometimes.

Donaldbeebi wrote:Lol, I dun want to be famous, I just enjoy dubstep, I aint a Skrillex fan btw :\, guys im stuck after the drop, its like intro...rise, drop.... *stuck*, what now haha, so frustrating sometimes.

breakdown yo