This is not dubstep but it's got lots of fun sounds: http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/90795957/file.html

Would love some seven lion stems!

yeah i've been looking at a set of those as well, have no info though.

So i made a new tune and would love some feedback/praise

https://soundcloud.com/ohyra/ohyra-coven


Bless!

Yhx for the samples, gonna check em out right away

Hey! So i made a remix for a couple of dudes called Echo:Met from Italy. Would love feedback/appreciation

https://soundcloud.com/ohyra/echo-met-v ... -rum-ohyra

wow man i liked it alot but i think the drop is quite messy freq wise. Very cool ideas though and i like the mood and theme of it! The kick sample feels kinda loose and overcompressed.

I think you mean more of a dungeon/swamp bass. Reese, modulate the FUCK out of it. Be careful when distorting. Multiband distortion is imo the best way to subtly add some grist to it. Ohmicide is great for this.

Actually i think all the programs stated are okay. Every program is gonna have a learning curve but i'd choose one that YOU feel comfortable with. Nearly all programs have demos that you can try out.

You can make ur own in Massive by putting a fast envelope to the pitch. Sounds more cool than distorting a 909 imo.

Great read. Will def try to apply all of this into my workflow.

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That's so 2009. Well it sounds very metallic, Im assuming you use Massive, so try using the carbon wavetable and experimenting with the dimension expander for that metallic reverb. Hope that's helpful.

Made a new tune. Would love some feedback and appreciation

Soundcloud

If you are on ableton the vinyl distortion vst is killer if you're tasteful about it. I can rlly recomend musiccrow preamp emulator, it adds a really nice warmth.

thx mate, will check this out.

deff ableton. It's so versatile <3

So yeah i made a new tune. It's called Shamans and it's on a deeper/dungeon vibe. Would love any kind of feedback/praise

Soundcloud

Ez

So i made a new song, it's not quite finished yet, but i would love to hear some feedback so i can improve it

http://soundcloud.com/ohyra/ohyra-no-wip


Thanks!

For me the dungeon sound is built mainly on the movement. In Massive, automate EVERYTHING, filters, envelopes, waveforms. And dont overdo the distorsion.
The "dungeon sound" growls are basically Reeses slowed down. So watch/read some tutorials on drum and bass reeses also.

So yeah here's my laest track, heavy dungeon banger! I hope you guys like it!


http://soundcloud.com/ohyra/ohyra-the-whisperer-in

Yah they're cool, a bit cpuheavy, but cool sound and cool interface.