Definitely a good idea if you have music of a decent quality and some spare cash to spend More hits in the past = higher chance of your music getting more traffic in the future thanks to the way the internet works (you will be higher in google searches + more likely to pop up on others soundcloud re...

alchemy is a awesome tune! Id go for something like nectar to repitch and harmonize the vocal samples once you have a melody then you can chop/edit them further For skippy drums i like to just write patterns in triplet mode (never really liked abletons swing much) Offbeat hats that sound good with y...

wow haha i thought us australians got ripped off by retail prices
1300 Euro is what $2000 USD?

oh its working somewhat Im just looking for some points for other simple things I can do to improve my self masters other than the basic limiting/loudness I found that theres quite a bit of information out for gaining volume(which is a fairly easy concept as you can just ride it until you hear a pro...

Definates: More shit trap with same annoying sirens and angry black guys chanting 'hey' Fake gangsta rappers headline festivals Brostep dissapears from festival lineups More 100 and 160 bpm hybrid bass tunes Justin Beiber releases a 'real shit trap' album Maybes: Dancehall hybrids become new fotm Mo...

Been trying to get my songs loud enough that I can play them at the club without having to crank the gain too much.. (too pov to fork out money for proper mastering jobs) I normally try peak at around -6 then on my master I .... 1. Slap a super gentle compressor 2. Softclipper with around 1-2db gain...

Depends on your ears as you can get used to your cans;) Plus playing at club levels regularly = deafness at certain freqs I like my sony mdrs for djing they boost the mids so its easy for me to hear drums and beatmatch nice and cheap too dislike seinheiser hd-25s (sub is too loud and they always die...

http://www.voxengo.com/group/free-vst-plugins/
Voxengo has quite a few free goodies
Mono/Stereo enhancer happens to be one of em;)

will check groovemixer man Theres also billion apps that you can use to to help control your pc daw this is something that I was looking for, especially seeing as most of these apps are under a fiver. the touchDAW one looks decent, have you (or anyone else) used that one, or got any other recommend...

having samples on a different ssd to your daw is a hot tip
on my budget i5 bought 2 years ago my cpu bar never goes over 10% even with a hundred or so plugins running
hard disk read is the only thing slowing me down at the moment

I really like groovemixer Its a simple drum sequencer that lets you import samples good for coming up with with beats to use later Theres also billion apps that you can use to to help control your pc daw I dont think its practical to try and do too much on such a small screen... especially if you ha...

Grab some demos and try a few out
Youll find some you like and some you dont
Its that simple!

I guess you are just missing distortion/drive? First sound is pretty massive'y try 2 saws at -12 the other at 0 Bit Crush + Clip Tube + Dimension Expander (or reverb/mono chorus) 3 voices Daft or daft + another filter (like scream/lp) Eq to taste then play around with pitch, filter and drive and pha...

Sounds like its made in massive
carbon with env on the wavetable and amp for the high layer
+ lp filter
anything would work the for bottom

super hard clipping then bouncing down bass from 808 emulators sounds sick for these type of sounds;)

For $400 to $500 you would be better off investing in new monitors;)


If you are only using it to plug your monitors into your computer then a $30 behringer will suffice;)

More expensive ones are only needed if you are recording sound (from guitars etc)

When i made patches like this I called em werps

Was just thinking that I should start setting up an effects rack just for bass processing
Was quite cool to see how you went about it;)
thanks homes

Basically sine wave is your starting point From there you want to add small bits of additional waves (triangle/square/formant) just experiment;) For my subs atm I am really digging fm 8 For synths sidechaining to notes that you cant actually hear (because they are muted) is pretty common especially ...

yeah there isnt much infomation out there for jump up dnb... most tutes are for neuro/reeses etc
square waves + bit crusher + chorus is generally the way to go for jump up whomps/wobs
most of the sound is not actually in the filter but rather the adsr of the sound

Getting rid of any unnecessary programs on your pc will help (and normal computer maintenance type stuff)
Aero uses heaps of cpu in windows.... I would highly recommend disabling visual effects (control panel > system > advanced)
Id also tweak your virtual memory