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Ive been thinking about this thread for a while but i gotta do it,

Im interested in what equiptment do the well known dubstepping producers use?

whose willing to share or is it forbidden to ask such a question ha ha

it would make an interesting thread

big up D1, skream, horsepower, loafah, dmz, n-type hatcha luke envey, dogsteppa, benga etc, etc can some light be shed just for intterests sake

frostyljd wrote:dogsteppa

??

everyone uses suttin diff..which is why the sound is so sik.

plus big up ZOMBY, what programs does it use?

buy a sequencer (cubase, logic, fruity loops anything)

buy some synths. Anything from $10,000 dollar hardware to free vsts. It's not what you use its how you use it.

lock yourself in your room, make music, eat.... and try not to go crazy

amateurs worry about equipment.
professionals worry about money.
masters worry about sound.

ok i think your missing the point. Of course a good track wont sound like the programs that are being used to make it-im not worried about my set-up, im more than happy with it, i was just interested so that when i listened to the tracks i knew what they were made on. sometimes i can guess sometimes not. Wanna know if my guesses are right lol

plus i guess it is a naughty question as everyone seems to be avoiding it abd posing another question lol oh well i right, it is a naughty question

plus what the previous post said about who worries about what, amatuers equiptment, is the BIGGEST LOAD OF SHITE Ive ever heard, sory mate i love berlin and all but your an idiot, or maybe im a master, who knows...

AntiLynd wrote:amateurs worry about equipment.
professionals worry about money.
masters worry about sound.

haha i reckon thats a top quote!
ive heard a lot of dubstep where its proper bait that they used logic. dudes made no attempt to warp the drum sounds at all.. u can just tell haha..
everyone says logic is the best, ive grown to love reason 3 though

dogs think about cats

cats think about rats

rats think about nits

nuff said

it really doesn't matter what you use man.

although i would recommend something slightly more advanced than a playstation or ejay.

hey i heard that some happening grime beats have been made on the playstation! don't knock ps2....

Heh, heard of Nanoloop for the Gameboy? A fully fledged sequencer in a cartridge.

robotic wrote:hey i heard that some happening grime beats have been made on the playstation! don't knock ps2....

Yeah... have you actually heard them though?

we all use soming different. my earlier stuff was done on fruity loops ( still do some on there now) i mainy use reason 3 now.

between us all its fruity,logic and cubase.

i did put down wot every 1 use's but thought id edit it jus incase. (i'll check with em first).

frostyljd wrote:ok i think your missing the point. Of course a good track wont sound like the programs that are being used to make it-im not worried about my set-up, im more than happy with it, i was just interested so that when i listened to the tracks i knew what they were made on. sometimes i can guess sometimes not. Wanna know if my guesses are right lol

plus i guess it is a naughty question as everyone seems to be avoiding it abd posing another question lol oh well i right, it is a naughty question

who u think use's wot? i'll let u know if ur right.

hmmm...

and the bets are,

2/1 Skream-Reason
5/1 Vex'd-Cubase Sx
3/1 Mystics-Reason
7/1 Envoy- Logic
10/1 Kode 9-Cubase
6/1 Distance-Logic
1/1 Ether-a broken plastic trumpet.

any takers?

I heard somewhere that Skream used FL. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Pangaea wrote:I heard somewhere that Skream used FL. Correct me if I'm wrong.

no correction needed

http://blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com/2 ... chive.html

haha, love the way in that interview he says he can't use email because having the internet connected fucked up his old machine!

man, I should do the same, spend far too much time talking shit on forums and not enough making beats!