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ur second track's build-up goes well wiv that drop man its soundin sik!!!

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Doesn't matter what noises you make, what matters is how you arrange the notes, I think.

Majin wrote:Doesn't matter what noises you make, what matters is how you arrange the notes, I think.

Of course it's as important but you don't listen to sine waves all the time do you? You're going to want to change the envelopes at least so even then you'd get smooth and soft or fast and pumpin'!

test recordings wrote:

Majin wrote:Doesn't matter what noises you make, what matters is how you arrange the notes, I think.

Of course it's as important but you don't listen to sine waves all the time do you? You're going to want to change the envelopes at least so even then you'd get smooth and soft or fast and pumpin'!

Good point

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This is a kinda crossover between robotic-dubstep and ambient-idm, if that makes any sense at all? I started making your typical transformer noise tune, but then slowly started getting out of hand until i was left with this one... idk, you said not your normal dubstep... wait till about halfway through the tune, the rhythm changes up alot there.

Basic A --- that second track u got there is soundin proppa nice, lovin ur percussion!!

Majin wrote:

test recordings wrote:

Majin wrote:Doesn't matter what noises you make, what matters is how you arrange the notes, I think.

Of course it's as important but you don't listen to sine waves all the time do you? You're going to want to change the envelopes at least so even then you'd get smooth and soft or fast and pumpin'!

Good point

Timbre defines a genre more than anything else since there's only so much you can do with rhythms really.

I actually like P Money's Sweet Shop.................. when it's arranged for an orchestra!

Harribo wrote:Basic A --- that second track u got there is soundin proppa nice, lovin ur percussion!!


Soundcloud <----- made this last nyt. wot do u think?

Follow me on soundcloud always making new trakcs n trying new things!!!!!


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Thanks man, not too shabby yourself!

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test recordings wrote:

Majin wrote:

test recordings wrote:

Majin wrote:Doesn't matter what noises you make, what matters is how you arrange the notes, I think.

Of course it's as important but you don't listen to sine waves all the time do you? You're going to want to change the envelopes at least so even then you'd get smooth and soft or fast and pumpin'!

Good point

Timbre defines a genre more than anything else since there's only so much you can do with rhythms really.

I actually like P Money's Sweet Shop.................. when it's arranged for an orchestra!

hahahahah it sounds soooo much better than the original!!!! dont mind a bit of classic myself

drokkr wrote:Start a thread on a mildly controversial topic about a certain sound used in Dubstep recently. Spam your own music in every post.

Well done mate u figured out what this thread is for, as i put on the first comment and i quote

''for people that are producers id like you to post on here tracks you have made that are completely different from the standard hype dubstep''

and im posting tracks i have made to see if people think its new and interesting.


KEEP POSTING TRACKS PEOPLE IM ENJOYING WHAT IM HEARING SO FAR!!!

If You havnt heard of this producer yet then check him out, insane!!!!


http://soundcloud.com/minnesota

test recordings wrote:P Money's Sweet Shop

Ha !

Sik track -------> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU7wOxWkjYg

Rönin wrote:

test recordings wrote:P Money's Sweet Shop

Ha !

I hope you read the rest of the line you're quoting from

http://soundcloud.com/dannytdubstep

Been workin on some subby 94 bpm style. let me know what u think

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Harribo wrote:checked out kochari on youtube wiggle baron, im liking it alot!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epUHpt7kUDI <---FentPlateD002 - Kochari - Deep Water / The Truth Samples ( OUT NOW )

Cheers mate, good to know people are feeling the sounds!