Well, if you're not just taking the piss, send me a link to something I can listen to. 2000 artists signed on as of now, mostly mainstream. I produce dubstep, have released some tracks, and I'm trying to get some underground talent involved. Anyone thats interested, message me with some links and I ...

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Wow! Great tips guys, thank you. And not one person ripping on my for the question, which I'd kind of expected. I'll try these techniques and see what works, again, thank you all very much for the input.

Yeah, generally I would layer a bunch of different synths as well. Think this is likely a case of too many 12 hour shifts in a row and seriously over worked ears listening to the same song for far to long. Thanks for the responses.

That makes sense to me, and may be the case, but when I raised the volume on one and muted the other it didn't sound the same. Maybe my ears were playing tricks, I had been sitting with headphones on for a long time at that point.

I really like the Albino myself. Check it out.

Just realized how many times I said track and think it confused the point a bit. I was working on a song and I duplicated the synth track in it.

Or you could plug in a mic and make the sounds yourself. I've done this on a few tracks and it came out nicely. Rusko talked about doing this in his producers masterclass video as well.

I'm working on a track and I was having trouble getting the main synth to hit as hard as I wanted. I duplicated the track thinking I would change it up on one track and add more layers, but it sounded good just like that. My gut is telling me that this may be a production no no, mixing is an area I ...

Damn, sorry. Just saw that. I need to figure out the soundcloud embedding. Will look through the threads, see what I'm doing wrong and repost. Thanks for the heads up

Working title, generic I know. Thinking on ways to change the tune up and keep it interesting. Feedback appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/intentmc/jungle-dub

There is a collect all and save option in ableton that will self contain all parts into the songs folder. If your friend has all the samples and vst's, he should be able to open the song from within the self contained folder you sent with everything where it should be.

Yeah! Just got to Berlin, cant wait to come bounce with you guys!! If you need anyone to open up a set, I have all original dubz, been killing the sound in LA. I also have 4 tracks coming out with Bludclot records early next year. Check it...

I'm heading over to Berlin next week, there till into the new year. Whats the scene? Where to go? any suggestions?

Sweet! Thanks man!

"Did you just quote hid advice and then try to give it back to him? :s"

Hm? Am i missing something? Wasnt quoting anyone, not sure who thats directed at, or why.

I think the first step is dropping all Subgenres. They tend to lock you into a way of thinking about how it should sound. One of the things I love most about Dubstep is the lack of defining rules. As long as youre in the 140 range so it can be mixed, you can do pretty much whatever you want. My ...

Its a VST

Deadly wrote "no one is arguing against hardware or analog, we're arguing against the fact that it's necessary to produce a good sound
hell i wouldn't mind having the free space that my rack is taking up, but it ain't gonna happen anytime soon"

This. Im not hating on hardware, not in the least. I ...