Dont write dubstep, but incorporate it into your music.
There’s so much genre music, and it’s all so throw away.
Why waste time perfecting the formula of dubstep so you can sound like every other sucker out there.
Your all individual human beings with huge eclectic musical influences built throughout your entire life…and you want to write dubstep??
does it really express you?
Go buy a dubstep sample CD. That’s how easy it is.
bowowowowow woof
EDIT: i realise this is a pointless rant on a topic that doesnt invite debate…but it still stands for me.
In sendtrack SUB, lowpass/lowshelf filter, cutoff at around 600Hz
Stereo expander, set to mono
EQ
In sendtrack MID, highpass/highshelf filter, cutoff at around 600Hz
Chorus, first parameter 2.500, second 40%, third -35%, the rest I don’t care
EQ
Delay/Reverb according to taste, but restrain thyself
This is pretty damn global, I know… but it’s a start if you have NO clue. Also, if you have NO clue, you can either check out Jong Belegen in your Renoise demo folder, or forget dubstep and get into breakcore.
El-B is the tits! Too bad a lot of dubstep is kind of formulaic these days, but luckily we have the deep stuff from Burial, 2562 etc to compensate for that.
I like that style man, It’s something I can put on at home and listen to, not like most of the more “popular” styles which you really need to go to a club sporting a good soundsystem to appreciate fully. Which I also like, but it’s not something I’d listen to at length at home.
Some good tunes in here guys… keep em coming. Here’s a couple of old ones from myself.
Do you guys prefer it without (1st bar) or with (2nd) the shakers? Kinda adds a bit more swing, I think.
If anyone fancies a collab I’m thinking about crossing this with an acid vibe. Or, you know, on another track, s’cool. Check out my soundcloud page for other stuff I’ve done - better ambience in those.