this helps a lot thanks the offset layering is wat i was missing.. how many layers would a snare/ clap like that have? ussually ill have 3 layered snares

still no comments? suggestions? insults? anything?

hm.. i guess stock fruity loop samples just wont cut it anymore tho y pay for samples if u have a mic
a good mic and sum sticks is wat i need

but thanks, the organic clap doesnt seem so complicated nemore

yes its like a beautiful orchestra of claps.. how do i do it? is it really just a bunch of claps thrown together with sum fx?

how does one create that organic sound filled snare that flying lotus type prodcers use? like eskmo and dimlite types..

Example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IddDWBpkzYg

moooore baaaass ur wobbles are obviously ligit as hell.. very excisiony.. show'm off and turn'm up

or reso, chasing shadows, ultrablack, the widdler, mistabishi, misshin itd probably be easier to name off the bad dubstep

btw the drum solo starts at about 3:40

feedback anyone?

first of all before diving into the world of dub, u need to know wats good dub and wats bad dub..cuz the dub uve seen so far is good but u need to look at sum of the main big hitters of dubstep b4 u get lost in santa dubs and mt eden.. listen to sum essential mixes.. of course shambula 2010.. or ...

is that side chaining i hear? nearly perfect beat..

im sure if uve used fruity loops, uve hear lee stacy's (a.k.a. pilchard's) "Tzachitx"

well i thought it would make a pretty heavy dub... so i made one :m:

Also this track just so happens to feature the only certifiable dubstep drum solo ive heard so far :4:

http://soundcloud.com/crakafit1157 ...

i think f - f# is the winner.. possibly sum H flat every now n then for a little extra dynamics

the bass synth thing is just wasp.. im talkin about the intro effect.. ill give u a hint.. its one of the sytrus presets

feedback would be greatly appreciated.. btw lets see who can name that plugin preset in the intro

love the bass and the fx ur throwin around in the background.. most off all the glitchy bass segments.. needs more of that

this actually helps out alot, thanks.. esp working with e f g cuz i noticed once u start goin down towards c it starts getting a little too low for even my 15s to handle.. and the handle down to 25 hz.. but i dont really have much sub when producing except for wats in my head phones.. my mixing ...

im pretty new to the forum and producing and instead of searching and searching i thought ide ask.. wat are the best note ranges or frequencies to work with when making a bass line? i guess my real question is how low is too low or how high is too high of a frequency to still sound good in subs?

just to get it out of the way i havent seen a really good one yet.. heres one i made

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i need to find sum vocal samples like that.. and i really like the synthish thing in the intro, very borgorish