OK. I understand everything about standing waves and room acoustics etc , but what I was trying to get at was that below C say, it just is not bass anymore... and that extends a bit higher than C in my opinion.. I dont use D anymore, and usually not E either. I can just about make myself use F, but ...

So what do yall reckon? cos I have recently done a sketch of a track, and I think the bass note (single bass note track) is G. I have found this to be too low as when I compare it to tracks with higher bass notes it does not come through as well on several systems.. but as I mentioned before it is a...

I have not really been using any notes under about G sharp recently, as I have found that the bass doesn't really sound right, and it sounds more powerful around A or higher. The thing is I have noticed in tunes by looking at spec analysers that there do seem to be lower notes in tunes, and was just...

I guess what I was trying to get at is this AIM thing, people tell me to use that, but then I have no idea what it is really. and when I do try to find aim adresses on label sites and stuff, I cant find them....

any links to aim adresses etc would be useful.

thanks

I have no initiative, I need people to tell me what to do. Can anyone who has actually done it tell me how they actually did it, and not guess as to ways that I have already tried... well, vaguely anyway.

it doesnt have to be, but it would be preferable as I live in London.

Obviously the internet would be a choice, but Im having a hard time finding e mails to send tunes to...

any help?

Hi, I have been making tunes for years and finally i have my first one I am happy to send off to a label. I used to be into dnb and knew loads of people to send the tracks to, but being a bit alien to the world of dubstep I have no idea. Can anyone help me with sending my tunes to a decent label pre...

I want a projector too.... and a cinema size screen, and a cinema size room to produce in...

listen to PHaces tunes, theyre sick.


DnB is sick.

much more talented producers.


dubstep is isck

in its infancy still

not as original as some people point out.

its all good music though.

ok nice one i will try download that prog. above. its just that my computer does that thing where if you try opening the file it says what program do you wanna open it with and none can open it. but ill try that program and see if it works..

thanks for the effort guys but still dont understand exactly how to use em...lol. like i downloaded some .rar samples, how do I get em to work? do I get one of the programs above or summin? thanks again

what is a rar file and how can i get my computer to recognise em or convert em to wav etc/ cheers

i watched a vid recently on sidechaining in cubase, it can be done quite easily. check it on you tube. type in sidechaining cubase or summin


peace

what kind of breaks are these?

while im here does anyone know what a .rar file is? i keep downloading them thinkin theyre wavs then my comp wont recognise the things.

cheers

yeah cheers guys that does help. I also make dnb, but ive only recently figured out how to utilise rex files etc, ive always been cutting up loops for single hits but my drums just never sounds as complex as other peoples, i can get a good 4 bar loop, but no real progression from that. I know dubste...

How do you go about using loops (if at all) to make drums? ive recently gotten into using rex files and have heard that people then pitch the original loop up or down, or replace the hits with their own samples, or both... I was makin my drums manually for ages but using rex loops is pretty cool, ju...

thanks that what i thought

if you try mixing a dubstep tune with a snare on the 8 with one that has a snare on 9 im just saying it sounds like its bad mixing, and on dubstep mixes it doesnt sound like that, even though the tracks have been blended in rather than just dropped in... know wha me say

no not at all, and i was worried id get that response, but let me ask you if you mix ? the main reason for my question is a dj one... wouldnt it just sound weird if the snare is one off eachother when mixing? basicly, what defines dubstep then, 140 bpm? because psy trance is around there, and that a...