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http://en.audiofanzine.com/sound-techni ... chemy.html

May not be Dubstep, but these guys are really top-notch producers and it's a very interesting read (parts 2 and 3).

I already posted a question about this in the gain structure thread, but I wanted to start a topic on this because it has a lot of tips about mixing, mastering and sound design that I think it deserves some visibility.

wow thats a lot of hardware

top 13 @ DJ Mag 2010
top 12 @ DJ Mag 2009
top 10 @ DJ Mag 2008
top 9 @ DJ Mag 2007
(it's funny because they aren't even DJ's, they're a Live Act)
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Money, money, money...
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Lots of Hardware

I just posted a response to your q in that thread

Thanks man!

By the way, what does everyone think of that technique where you loop syllabes with a specific note frequency? Looks like an awesome technique and sounds awesome too

So many buttons and knobs

Really interesting read. I love IM, they got me into Psytrance.