Currently living in Tokyo and producing in my spare time. If theres anyone else living around here, i would love to do some collaborations or just meet up and talk about music. Sadly, dubstep has not really caught on here in Tokyo, but I plan on trying to start some events here once I have a couple ...

@hudson

Love the sub bass and how the track slowly unfolds over time. My only suggestion is work on the voices that come in around 3:00. The attack makes them sound like a samples being triggered more than real voices and it sounds kinda cheezy. maybe some reversed voices might be cool too. If it's ...

What bassinine was saying is that you bounce your synth lines that you made into audio files and put them in a sampler. A sampler plays audio files while a synthesizer works with MIDI. Just some basics. If you used Logic I could help you out but most of my tips would require having Logic. One thing ...

I have a pair of Grado SR60s and you can't beat the quality you get for that price. The bass response is freaking amazing.