dude this is actaully lit. With more layers and making things phater and crafted well. You can have a 100% W dubstep track
Aug 13, 24
Thank you
Jul 23, 24
BANGER
Jun 25, 24
Pretty cool! the sound design needs work, and I feel you could benefit a lot from carving out your sounds a bit more. Things get really muddy in this track when things get busy. Search some tutorials on youtube on how HPF and LPF work.
Also, you get really gritty sounds from simple waveform combos, like sine and square, or saw and sine, depending on how much harmonics you'll want for your sound.
Jun 26, 24
And thank you for the follow
Jun 26, 24
Hope this helps! :3
Jun 26, 24
ok thanks
Jun 25, 24
lastly LAYERS. MORE LAYERS to each instrument specifically. Try cloning the "dubstep" once or twice and alter it slightly, pitch it an octave up or down, or even just alter the sound itself via waveforms. maybe automate the modulation window...same with the other instruments. experiment...
also, the way you are automating the filters on the "dubstep?" heisenberg can easily be done the same way in the Curve filter tool as well. Try combining both to get some interesting sounds!
dude this is actaully lit. With more layers and making things phater and crafted well. You can have a 100% W dubstep track
BANGER
Pretty cool! the sound design needs work, and I feel you could benefit a lot from carving out your sounds a bit more. Things get really muddy in this track when things get busy. Search some tutorials on youtube on how HPF and LPF work. Also, you get really gritty sounds from simple waveform combos, like sine and square, or saw and sine, depending on how much harmonics you'll want for your sound.
But its not quite melodic dubstep
This is honestly pretty good imo
Very cool !