I have been listening to his last album on loop for the past few months. I just love how funky it is, but it still manages to keep it intelligent. I can just listen to it over and over.

5/5

I'm surprised these arent more popular and I really enjoyed em especially Swindles. Jazz is where its at.

Cool stuff, not sure why you guys are hating, but this kinda inspires me to start making my own racks. Ive just never been big into assigning knobs to racks just because it seems a bit repetitive but I really like how he switches between those formants.

This looks amazing, but I really wish it used at least one synth that i have. (not that they arent all similar).

your thinking of audiotool http://www.audiotool.com/ great fun!

e2: I just spent a while looking for this and im excited to play with it again. http://www.earslap.com/projectslab/otomata

e: i mean cellular automation

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Electric_Head wrote:For Production headphones - http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=67063
For listening/DJ headphones - DSF headphone google search

Hey thanks a lot for the help, I would have searched but I had already started a new thread so I figured I'd ask.

Sadly it seems like people have started buying and reviewing STUDIO MONITORS for their home listening pleasure. Can you recommend a pair? and do they actually have a flat bass response in my uninformed opinion you cant actually hear how the bass will feel with headphones.

In that case...

New thread topic!

I just broke my crappy skullcandy headphones (dont buy headphones at radio shack the day before you go to thailand)

What kind should I get? Keep in mind they are also for listening, I will bring them to class everyday. Or is it impossible to have both good ...

You all did great!

How important are they to the production of listenable music?
This is my passion, but all i have are these logitech speakers, they have a lot of bass but obviously not a flat frequency.

Bottom line is should i get monitors? Do all good producers have them? And if I get them do i need a certain size ...

^^^ most of that stuff is in my default project, but I start in ableton session view with a drum loop and usually chords, maybe bass. I would imagine the big guys start with drums and modify them if the need arises to fit the bass.

We have a number of threads on Vocal samples and where to find them that be of help;

Samples and Vocal Samples Where Can You Find them. - http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=214085&hilit=vocal
Vocal Packs - http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=218666&hilit=vocal
vocal ...

Yep those are the notes in C major.

and I'll add that because music is about ratios, the tonic key doesnt really matter except for how it relates to the range the instrument. But for dubstep, some keys must be better than others because you probably want the root or the fifth to be the hardest ...

Does a million dollar system really sound any better than a 100k dollar system?

And does one of those sound any better than a 10k dollar system?

There must be some extreme diminishing returns going on here. And I have a feeling that the placebo effect must play a part when people compare high end ...

So lets say you're jamming with your mate and he's playing a chord progression containing Em, G and Am in the key of Em and you decide to play the harmonic minor scale. Do you just improvise over that scale playing the notes that you know sound well together, or do you take into account what ...

My theory has always been 'doesnt matter how skilled you are, if it sounds good, youre a genius', but i genuinely think that even just a little bit of thoery runs a long way.
To be honest, it's not even theory, it's instinctiveness and knowing your instrument. Me and a few friends meet up every so ...

I want to take one of my votes back and give it to Evolution. Song is legit.

Havent seen this in a while, though I absolutly loved it when I first saw it and I still do. You can tell a lot of heart when into making these.