55stevieboy2010 wrote:roots

That a good thing?

I hope this OK to post on this forum. I created a Mix that features 101 Dubstep Songs. Artists ranging from mainstream to never heard of before. The mix travels across numerous sub-genres of Dubstep too.

http://soundcloud.com/djsubcycle/101-dubstep-songs-in-under-10-minutes

So what did you think?

Get the original and the instrumental (gonna have fun finding that) and then invert it.

how would this process work exactly? not familiar..

you need to find an insturmental sample that is the EXACT bitrate and freq of the full song. even then sometimes it doesn't out right. You either have to ...

http://theremin.music.uiowa.edu/MIS.html

will this help?

my taste in music changes almost daily, but that's what I love about music. Plus it's only natural to eventually change your mind about ANYTHING.

my library of unfinished sounds ranges from classic house to dub to hardstyle.... what can you do

I like the openning alot. Can't wait to hear it mastered, even though it sounds nice there some sounds that could be a little "enhanced".

keep it up.

Well it has less built in synths and effects. But the effects and synths it does have are great. Its got a very user freindly GUI. you can use plug ins which is always a major plus...and loads loads more to it than that. I would urge you to get it

is there a way to use external to reason VST's ...

thanks for the feedback guys. as you noticed I wasn't really worried about the actual sample just the process. In the end for the learner that's all that matters. Within the next day though I'll be adding a follow-up video containing some better sounds and such.

I kind of rushed that one into ...

Great post and thanks for sharing it with us!

To My_fickle_eye: I'm not sure but I use Edison from Image-Line: there are a few places across the web where you can download it seperate from FL Studios. Edison has a really nice visual display for audio editing/chopping/cutting or whatever the term is.

hello everyone i'm new to the forums but not to FL Studios. Just finished a tutorial on how to make a bass sample wobble for use in dubstep songs. It is a pretty long way of doing it and there are easier ways out there that I will post shortly. However this way utilizes Free Filter, Env Controller ...

Very nice tutorials. I like how incorperated almost every aspect of a dubstep song. I recently finished a tutorial just on how to make the bass sample wobble. I used a combo of Free Filter, Formula Controller and Env Controller but your way is much easier. =p

might post it on here soon actually ...