Brand new one for you all! Let me know what you think soo far!
http://soundcloud.com/gambitdubstep/gam ... -mind-clip

Another banga murdok = )

Big ups givin this little gem out for free!

Biggggg tuneeee. DEFINETLY WANTING THE 320

why ES1? what swayed you?

TongueFlap wrote:niceone! Are you the same gambit thats on dnbforum?

nah bruv, not me. I only dabble in dub for the time being = P

^ minus the deduction of one oscillator (3 in ES2 as opposed to the 4 in albino)

= P

yeah, it seems pretty powerful. cant wait to dive into it a little further. in the past i used albino3, and so far im liking this wayyyy better. feels like theres much more to experiment with here.

hugeeeeeee tune. lovin this one = )

cool, i will def play around with that. thanks = )

what are the advantages of ES1 over ES2?

^ i have watched all the available videos for this synth on youtube........

I was simply asking if anyone had any really good advice from what they have found working within it.
People develop their own own techniques, i was curious as to what other people were doing with it.

Just recently switched to Logic from FL studio. Picked up the ES2 synth. loving it soo far.
Any advice/tips as far as wobbles go? id love to hear what other people are doing with it!

i will be sure to check the production section. Thanks!

FINALLY found a tutorial that clarified things a little better. haha
But tips and advice are still welcome! Id love to hear what other people are doing with this synth. = )

Anyone have experience making wobbles with it? I have no problem getting the LFO working nicely, but i cant figure out how to get my note to sustain. It slowly fades while you hold a note, and i cant figure out how to fix it. I need something thats heavy all the way through. Advice/Suggestions? much...

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If you're getting a Mac Book anyway, I'd recomend downloading some demos of different DAWs and find out for yourself which one you like the best (I'd reckomend at least having a look at Reaper, Cubase and Ableton as well as Logic). Now to answer you question, here's some things I reeally like about...

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I currently produce dubstep using FL studio 8; but was looking into moving to logic with the macbook pro that im getting. Are there any real advantages of Logic over FL? (aside from logic having its own drum synth)