next saturday, 39steps in leicester is bringing you the finest in breakbeat, dubstep and drum and bass, entry is free so come along and join the party, its running from 10 till 6. featuring; rexphile (breaks/dubstep/electro), dj lupy (breaks/dubstep) and d-test taking care of the drum and bass ...

to get a truly japanese style you want to be using a different scale, im fairly sure that the japanese use a pentatonic scale, this will give it that authentic eastern feel

you could always try buying some software , it won't have any problems such as crackley midi

cheers for the feedback marty

been producing dubstep for a couple of months now and thoughjt i'd get some feedback on a track. i found my old gameboy the other day and did a bit of sampling. feedback would be appreciated, cheers

http://www.sendspace.com/file/0u2u7d

yeah cheers man, i got what your saying, it's a fuckin wicked synth!

i just got massive but can't find the modulation matrix, am i just being a retard (probably), please help!! cheers

cdj's are much better.

just copy the region with automation in and it should ask you if you want to copy automation data, just say yes

cheers guys

can anyone recomend a good freeware synth with 2 filters and oscillators which i can get for a mac, cheers

i'm getting a copy of logic 8 tomorrow (soooooo excited), i was just wondering if anyone uses just the internal synths and samplers to make tunes or if having other synths is a necessity, cos i found in logic 7 there weren't many good synths for bass.

i'm not sure if you can, because if there's no sample then there wil be nothing for the FX to effect and you will just have silence

thanks alot jinxed, looks pretty useful

i'm no pro, but if you've got logic 7 use the EXS24 to load your samples in and you'll have full control over the adsr, it's probably best to use three EXS and just have one sample to each, this way you can edit them seperately, there's also alot more you can do in the EXS than just the adsr, just a ...

i like it mate, i've only started to listening to dubstep recently and generally like something a bit heavier, but the quality of the production is pretty high, i especially like the jungle drum rolls going on, all your sounds work together and it flows nicely, good work
p.s. don't suppose that ...

commix have been absolutely killing it this year with the deep minimal vibe, but i do love hazard's grimey jump-up madness

hi guys, i'm new to the forum and i only started listening to dubstep recently but it's SUCH a fat sound, i do a bit of producing (mainly breaks + d 'n' b) and this is my second attempt at making dubstep, i'm quite happy with the result but am a novice in the world of dubstep so any feedback is ...