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Right, hi everyone,

Im a 14 yea old guy thats tryin to make some beffy dubstep but just dont know where to start. I have and korg emx, microkorg, kp3 and logic pro on my imac (torrent)

Not sure where im starting with dubstep so can anyone give me some tips?

I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

Cheers

read the dubstep production bible, which is stickied at the top

sound like one lucky 14 year old, google logic tutorials son,doe'snt really matter what type of music they're for, learn the basics and take it the way you want to! not a clue bout your microkorg but try googling it, there's away to set up your korg hardware to integrate into logic though i'm a software only guy so dont know exactly how



good luck

KIRAN wrote:Right, hi everyone,

Im a 14 yea old guy thats tryin to make some beffy dubstep but just dont know where to start. I have and korg emx, microkorg, kp3 and logic pro on my imac (torrent)

Not sure where im starting with dubstep so can anyone give me some tips?

I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

Cheers

with that gear you could make live dubstep

it's good that you're 14 (no pedobear), and starting early.

Nice gearr :O would take advantage of that if i were you

KIRAN wrote:Im a 14 year old guy

NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!

Pedobear wrote:

KIRAN wrote:Im a 14 year old guy

NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!

was wating for this to happen

lol can anyone fill me in here?! aha

but seriously i got this kit because i really liked a band called enter shikari and i made some goood tunes, but now i wanna start taking it seriously and making some real dubstep.

Forget everything else and just concentrate on learning the in's and outs of Logic for now. You don't need anything but software and skill to make good dubstep.

KIRAN wrote: I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

(torrent)

You answered your own question.

true you dont need hardware but its a hell of a lot more fun to record sessions of gear and slice them up later

and leads to a cooler sound in my opinion, cause you learn how to deal with audio 10000 times better/quicker than those who have never sampled anything but one shot drum hits and focus on midi only

KIRAN wrote:lol can anyone fill me in here?! aha

ill fill you in good n proper

read absorb and experiment
couple years later than i started but... heh
there is a wealth of info around here, just don't become that guy asking the same questions

Pedobear wrote:

KIRAN wrote:lol can anyone fill me in here?! aha

ill fill you in good n proper

collige wrote:Forget everything else and just concentrate on learning the in's and outs of Logic for now. You don't need anything but software and skill to make good dubstep.

KIRAN wrote: I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

(torrent)

You answered your own question.

respect for admitting it though

Pedobear wrote:

KIRAN wrote:Im a 14 year old guy

NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!

I dont see shota cat anywhere

KIRAN wrote:Right, hi everyone,

Im a 14 yea old guy thats tryin to make some beffy dubstep but just dont know where to start. I have and korg emx, microkorg, kp3 and logic pro on my imac (torrent)

Not sure where im starting with dubstep so can anyone give me some tips?

I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

Cheers

There are some good tutorials about (youtube can be really clear as you can see what peeps are doing within logic), try and rip off a couple of tunes to start with, like copy the parts. This will help you get an understanding of how things work. Alternatively you could be creative, mite take longer but there is scope for more of a natural evolution into your sound. Trying to improve your sound makes you look into new techniques and broadens your horizons.

Bro, you're 14 and have some of the illest kit to fuck with.

Start by reading the manual so you know how your kit works.

Then spend every day you're not at school (or seeing to girls) experimenting with your kit and reading up on music related subjects!!!

I'm not the only one who would have killed for that kind of kit at aged 14. Count yourself lucky and use it.

KIRAN wrote:Right, hi everyone,

Im a 14 yea old guy thats tryin to make some beffy dubstep but just dont know where to start. I have and korg emx, microkorg, kp3 and logic pro on my imac (torrent)

Not sure where im starting with dubstep so can anyone give me some tips?

I also cant get my microkorg to work with logic pro. Not sure why

Cheers

Explore and you shall find your ways.

Logic is tough to start out on, it was for me at least, back when there were virtual patch cables everywhere. Yek.

I'd start slow, with maybe audacity - play your drum beat on the korg, record into audacity. Loop that playback and play your bass line, until you get something you like, then record that. Make some variations of those parts and then arrange them. Oh my god, you've got a song?

Harder than it sounds