is forum is to discuss production. Yeah, but it's generally of little use to ask how one specific sound in a certain track is made. There are lots of ways to make all kinds of sounds, including that one. What you should do is trying to get the skills to make your samplers and synths make any sound ...

It sounds like a flute sample, where the original is mixed with the same sample tuned two octaves down and then filtered. But who cares? Make your own sounds...

whoatommy wrote:anyone know how to make those effects that sounds like a siren or some type of winding noise, many popular songs have it an example would be the beginning of Skream's - Chestboxin

It's a dub siren.

Oh.. and I also use Sonar + Creamware Scope. But that's more for my straightahead breakbeat stuff.

MAX/MSP

Skream - Midnight Request Line Bloody hell, how am i supposed to recreate a bass like this? I have tried a Few sines with some eq, but im no near sounding this fat, nor rich. I also have noticed that there is some kind of detuned sine's goodness that i can't recreate. Any tips to create a sub that ...

chuckles wrote:some of my vst windows flicker when i'm using it within renoise. does anyone else have this problem?

does anyone bounce out renoise tracks and perfect them in other sequencers like cubase?

I do, but I use Sonar. Works fine.

You show me one track you've made that hasn'nt used any samples ie from a sound module, reason fills, synthesier etc It could even be Kick drum, a snare, a hihat etc etc... It dont matter if the sound comes from a sample pack or a sythesiser or reason refills.. Its all the god damn same man!! lol A...

oh yeah, retrig is the best ever. the one thing that i havent quite figured out is delay. i know what it does.. and i suppose it could come in handy for strange timing... but maybe i just dont find it that interesting or something... after producing a few tunes with it, my only real problem is that...

Downtempo music :? ? example : http://www.sendspace.com/file/c1ecbu Does this clip sound at all dubsteppy ? it was intended to be dubstep, its the same tempo but i dunno...just seems to not sound that dubsteppy. I have a bit of the same... I want to make dark, brooding music with shuffled beats, bu...

unklefesta wrote:I got an old HR-16

had it since 1989

just gotta run that old dog through some distortion and you'll be set

the sounds are stale without effects

I think the snares are pretty nice though... I just sampled a few from a friend's HR-16 and use them a lot.

What's this "rave" thing you keep going on about...

A little fluffy hamster.
They are so cute!

Bedward wrote:I don't think Burial sound like Photek, and I have heard Modus Operandi.
I think Burial sounds German.

I'm actually convinced it's Ulrich Schnauss.

Burial has a very nice way with found sounds, sort of like Boards of Canada with dubstep beats. I like to make field recordings myself, although things have a tendency to sound a bit same-ish. I mean, how many cars or footsteps can you record ;) It's mainly about recording a lot and then trying to p...

I use an MPC1000 on every other track or so... and I also have this old Boss SP-505 that I still use for it's grungy sound. I also play most of my bass with a bass guitar through a Bass Pod Pro, filtered to get as much lows out of it as I can.

Docwra wrote:Y? Any gd reasons?

The sequencer is better, for one. I like to use Reason, also for dubstep. Nothing like working on a track in the train on my laptop

And hi, evertbody!