You've seen the bible right? Yeah, although i probably didn't look much into as I should've. I'll give it more than a glance though cause I'm sure if I practice some sort of patience and actually go through the majority of it, i will benefit. I'll research what I can, refer to the bible and forum s...

The "dry" signal is the signal without the effect added to it and the "wet" signal is the signal with the effect. The dry/wet knob regulates how much of the effect is mixed into the signal basically. Ahhh, it all makes sense now haha. Yeah I guess the only way I would do things ...

Besides filling out frequency ranges, you can vary the amount sent to your snares' verb, so one's wetter, one's dry. Makes for some cool results. Seeing as this thread's purpose is to benefit beginners (which i am one of), can someone go into more detail for me what wet/dry basically is. On various...

ahah very fun sample pack,
i'll see what i can do xD

Hmm... this is relevant to my interests. Another fairly new producer to dubstep with some background knowledge creating music. Although I recently made the switch from FL to Reason, I'm going to try and transfer your ideas over to Reason, see if I can benefit from them. Thanks for the tips, I have b...

Hey, all its been a very long time since ive put a track up. Got a new beat-some hiphop/electronic relaxed thing. http://soundcloud.com/soosh/bramhall-waits and another older dubstep/ambient thing. http://soundcloud.com/soosh/sleepy-rocking-chair Any comments welcomed! Will give some of my own feed...

Oh wow -_-
Hah, I suppose that makes the most sense eh?
Thanks, I'll give him a shout.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiwjEpevXFs The song is Beasts in the basement by Reso, one of the first artists to get me into dubstep. The specific sound that I am looking for occurs first at just about 1:00 into the song. Sort of a high pitched bass which i can only relate to the sound of a race c...