Yeah I've been trying in Massive and after reading his post got what I was going for in like 1 minute haha Getting quite close. https://soundcloud.com/clutchkickmusic/datstupidphasedsquare/s-fI1O4 More gritty (Probably a bit too much) https://soundcloud.com/clutchkickmusic/datstupidphasedsquare2/s-...

@blinkesko Nice work c: I love the kinda mellow feel it has. For me the snare is a bit too powerful for the tune as it is such beautiful and dreamy. Could also be that my ears are just playin around with me :D Anyway a good tune overall. Likin it :)) @npcompl33t Whoa I dunno what to think :D I was ...

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I was a/b'ing after i was done with the sound and was shocked how one eq eight changed the sound so much.... Its crazy. Lol yea little things make the difference man c: I think you're getting to a proper synth right there (: I recommend listening to Soloman, Subfiltronik, Styn, PADU and such. They ...

Yellooo people c: I'm an 18 year old boy from Finland and I have been producing for 4 (ish ) years now :) My original producer name was DisBwoYY and I used to make a lot of hip hop instrumentals and such. Nowadays I am the second half of a finnish dubstep duo named Machina. I got into dubstep when I...

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cnc and hints needed here Don't know if I should continue this or not :/

Is this it? http://distorqueaudio.com/plugins/azurite.html Sadly im on a mac and there is not mac version, so looked around for a bit and found something similar to it. http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_Chorus What do you mean by phaser width envelope? How do you set up eq's? Sometimes w...

Dude ive been trying to make those riddim basses in your tune below and i cant come close.... Ive been using fm8 but i cant seem to get the right operator and cent settings, plus the correct amount of fx. Ive been struggling for so long to get some stuff like that. :( Could you post a bit more deta...

I usually make my basses with Harmor or DX10. Heavily phasered riddim basses are fairly easy with Harmor and the correct fx and eq. With DX10 you can make surprisingly powerful wonky fm basses by twisting knobs and using a harmonic exciter on the low end.