Hi,

many months ago I posted about a feature I was writing for Sound On Sound about dubstep - finally it looks like it will be printed in July's edition. I managed to get short Q&As from Emalkay, Cooly G, LV & Ikonika for the feature and hopefully they will be in with the final edit. I also added ...

stop making those dubstep tutorials please..
net is already full of it...


this is for Sound on Sound Magazine

if anyone can deliver a proper production tutorial...

it's S.O.S.


Thanks for the backing mate.

For anyone who doesn't think there should be anymore tutorials - I know there are ...

does it have to be a picture or the word just be used in a sentence? such as the "...which gives the bass warmth like the wool of an alpaca."

Yeah a lot of the suggestions can be applied to all forms of music but it's the contents of those topics that's different. No suggestion is a bad one and I want to know what people like me, who make dubstep, wanna read. A lot of people who read sound on sound won't be fans of dubstep and will come ...

Brilliant stuff guys :D

I think the spatial aspect of dubstep mixes is a great suggestion, obviously there needs to be the complimentary wobble tutorial thrown in :D but talking about how the mood is created and how things sit together in the mix is top of the priorities.

thanks again for ...

I like your style, I've used the production bible a few times and i will probably reference it in my article, if not the bible then this forum in general.

Thats a great suggestion about non wobble basslines - particularly subs, cheers dude.

Hi,

I'm in the early stages of writing a dubstep feature with tutorials for Sound On Sound magazine and was wondering whether people had an suggestions? SOS mag isn't dance music orientated so I'll be running through basics for the benefit of their readers, but then I will be looking at drum ...

milli vanilli

Yeah I think you could do with making this a much longer mix cos there's a good selection of tunes but watch your levels.