narcissus wrote:it doesn't matter, really, so why not experiment and find which you like better?

I was just curious...it seems that I've been syncing them both to wobble. My attempts at Dubstep are still shite though.

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do you add wobble to both your mid bass and your sub bass, or your mid bass only?

everyday i try to do at least something...this is what i did today. I made a reggae-ish loop after making a new bass in Reason and laying down a simple guitar track with my SG and banging out a beat on my keyboard.

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Classify this loop I've been working on. All sounds were tracked by myself playing them on the keyboard to click track, not drawn in. I then went back and tracked mute switches to add to the groove more along with automation. I also used some brass on this track, which I normally do not do. http://...

Classify this loop I've been working on. All sounds were tracked by myself playing them on the keyboard to click track, not drawn in. I then went back and tracked mute switches to add to the groove more along with automation. I also used some brass on this track, which I normally do not do. http://s...

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Started a new track today called "We Be Bang'n"

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You make plenty of sense.

I am just using Reason 4.0 to get my chops down at the moment.

I am new to producing Dubstep and am trying to learn techniques to make a propper track. I made a poor demo of a song http://soundcloud.com/aaronpeipert/dubbump after following an online tutorial. I was told by a couple peeps who listened to it that I needed to use some sidechaining. I have sidechai...