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Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 2:08 am
by Brainsmith
New producer here, This track is pretty sick and I would like some feedback on what Iv accomplished for the the finished product here. Tell me what ya think DSF.

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Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 2:42 am
by TeaSauce
I dig this hard. Bass swoosh is a little klanky in the bottomshelf. other than that it's a solid tune to listen to.

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 2:50 am
by Brainsmith
TeaSauce wrote:I dig this hard. Bass swoosh is a little klanky in the bottomshelf. other than that it's a solid tune to listen to.

Thanks man Im glad you enjoyed :) Im know I have alot to work on but getting positive feedback like that is a great motivator for setting myself to work on improving. :) Mad props to you for supporting!

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 2:52 am
by ehbes
not feeling it man, your basses are pretty thin and theres no real sub...

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 2:58 am
by Brainsmith
ehbrums1 wrote:not feeling it man, your basses are pretty thin and theres no real sub...

Yeh I noticed that earlier today when I listened to this tune on a pair of headphones....There was no bass at all! lol I went back in tonight and did my best to recompress everything and EQ'd a few things differently, I also added and subtracted a few parts but the tune is generally the same, though I hope with a little more sub bass sound. Heres the new updated version so tell me if you like the few changes I put in :)

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Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 3:01 am
by Brainsmith
But I do want to add, If anyone has any tips on creating a good sub-bass sound I would appreciate it. For this song the sub-bass is made with 3xosc....but I agree with ehbrums that 3xosc consistantly delivers a weak sound. Anyone have tips for creating a more prominent sub bass?

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 3:02 am
by ehbes
sub bas should just be one sine wave with nothing else on it, i was referring to your midranges as being weak, try adding chorus and unison it thicken it up :W:

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:27 am
by k klassix
nice tune. U should mayb try dada lifes sausage fattener on ur bass, its a wicked plugin. U cud also try somethin like camelphat or ohmnicide 2thicken it up....

i jus posted a new tune. c wht u think vvv

Re: Sick new dubstep. This whole track is filthy

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:38 am
by ThirteenNL
Yeah your basses are really thin indeed, but instead of trying to fatten everything up with plugins, you should back into Massive (right?) and play some more with filters, distortion and possibly phase modulation. Also, your sound is quite high so try lowering one of your oscillators one octave.

For subbass: just take a pure sinewave and automate it slightly like the midrange bass to give it some flow. A good trick for subbass is also to give it a little bit of harmonic distortion, so it will sound good even on crappy speakers. (that will give the sub more high harmonics). Lowpass that shit hard. If you're using Massive for this don't forget to turn up the Amp Enveloppe's (4) decay and sustain up all the way.