Is it just me or did those kicks and snares fucking suck?

Dude, that was sick af. Loved the whole damn thing.

Hi! Relatively new producer here. I'm wondering how you make a really deep bassline like in Bassnectars remix of lights (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGlIDlOqurA) or Skream's In for the Kill remix (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2XmLcnYSwQ). I know there's alot of sub under that, besides that I ...

oh thats good, it helps unbelievably to have a classical background, not just in practical terms with the theory but also instinctively it helps build ur natural ear for a sound, hook or melody, which is fundamental to music production.

Although I totally understand your point. I do know some ...

I was classically trained and know all my theory :4: . So for the musical aspect of everything I feel like I'm catching on quickly (I've only really been into electronic for about a year now though so im still trying to figure some of the basics. I'm trying not to rush it, I'm just kinda looking for ...

Ok thanks guys! I'm just trying to learn as much as I can and master those skills while I'm still a beginner so I can just get those sounds in my head down as fast as possible and be a competent producer.

Whats mixing down?

Hi I'm relatively new so hello to everyone! I've been producing for about a month and a half now and use Ableton Live 8 suite and I use a Mac( it's outdated so I cant get vsts like massive). I'm just wondering what some tips are to make your tune sound more professional and modern. I'm a big n00b so ...

sounds awesome dude. loved the intro and thought the drop was good. only advice i can think of is maybe a little more crunch to the drop to make it a bit more distinguishable

Dude this sounds sick. I think a classic Goku "Ka-Meh-Ha-Meh-Ha" would be pretty tight too(as a slow build to a drop or something).