For their sound you need 3 thing really: a sub bass (not too loud though), a big pad of some sort (they usually use a supersaw pad), and a high frequency bass. This track is open to remixing cuz it's a contest. You can check it out to get some ideas, but I strongly encourage you to develop your own patches and style :)
Cool, so what kind of dubstep? I myself, don't really like the older dubstep which uses filter wobbles and yoy basses. I produce modern dubstep. I either go filthy dirty, like xKore, or melodic, like seven lions. So it really depends what type of dubstep your going for.
What genre of EDM do you want to produce for your first track? Maybe I could give you some pointers, or make a template of basic patches you would use. Let me know! :)
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luv ur stuff i followed you can u follow me
this update is fast, fluid, and beautiful.
you can if you want
cool :)
I promise to use them In my next track :)
alot* Slot lol
you did? some samples cost money? well, thanks slot for it, and thanks for making me feel good! :)
but I brought them with my own money :D
no
the samples?
all of what?
Did you do all these yourself? thanks for it :) makes me feel needed in this community again
thanks!
:)
crap I forgot to link it lol Crossfire (Amoeba Remix Contest)
For their sound you need 3 thing really: a sub bass (not too loud though), a big pad of some sort (they usually use a supersaw pad), and a high frequency bass. This track is open to remixing cuz it's a contest. You can check it out to get some ideas, but I strongly encourage you to develop your own patches and style :)
more of a seven lions type dubstep sound
Cool, so what kind of dubstep? I myself, don't really like the older dubstep which uses filter wobbles and yoy basses. I produce modern dubstep. I either go filthy dirty, like xKore, or melodic, like seven lions. So it really depends what type of dubstep your going for.
What genre of EDM do you want to produce for your first track? Maybe I could give you some pointers, or make a template of basic patches you would use. Let me know! :)