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I am a mac user and I want to make dubstep music. I dont know which software to get or what is needed. please help me out
-thenumberoffire

garage band

Ignore the garageband comment XD

Here are some links:

http://www.dubstepforum.com/effectively ... 92288.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/dubstep-pro ... 59713.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/you-have-qu ... 32371.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/big-thread- ... 54027.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/tips-on-sta ... 51534.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/midi-contro ... 67046.html

All the information you could possibly need is already on this board man. Just a 5 second glance around would have revealed that for you. All up there in the thread clearly labelled "Dubstep Production Tips & Tutorials Resource "

Seeings as I have shit all else to do though here's my PERSONAL opinion on what I PERSONALLY use. It may be different for you, you gotta find what works best to suit your style.

But yeah, Novation Nocturn keyboards are the tits/ Samson Rubicon monitors, very crisp sound
software wise download 'Audacity' for free, I rate Reason, Ableton, Reaper and Logic. Look them up.

When you start trying demos and finding your feet then don't be afraid to come back here to find the answers but the odds are whatever your problem is a million people have asked it before so use the SEARCH function first and then if your sure there isn't any information that can help start a new thread and we will do the best we can

P.S. When you get a bit further down the line you will need to read THIS thread
http://www.dubstepforum.com/this-thread ... 74832.html

OVER AND OVER AGAIN, I cannot stress enough how important this thread will be to you if your serious about learning to produce:
http://www.dubstepforum.com/this-thread ... 74832.html

Thanks for the help!

In all seriousness, if you're completely new to producing, Reason's a good place to start. Everyone has shit to talk about something here, but it's what I started on, and it was the least intimidating to me. The interface is friendly when you don't exactly know what you're doing, but allows tweaking of everything like a motherfucker, as well as the fact that you can later rewire it into your favorite DAW.

DJ Crackle wrote:In all seriousness, if you're completely new to producing, Reason's a good place to start. Everyone has shit to talk about something here, but it's what I started on, and it was the least intimidating to me. The interface is friendly when you don't exactly know what you're doing, but allows tweaking of everything like a motherfucker, as well as the fact that you can later rewire it into your favorite DAW.

Totally agree with this. Reason is great because it has all you need in one package and when your ready to take your mixdowns to the next level, it is too. It loves to be rewired reason does and it doesn't care which program it beds, the filthy bitch.

really tho... if you have a mac... ya should be jamming out on garageband hard!!
theres nada wrong with it! & if ya step up & get logic...
ya already know how to use it!

!!chea

Apparantly Ableton is quite complex for beginners at least? Amirite?

jaydot wrote:Apparantly Ableton is quite complex for beginners at least? Amirite?

i think its easier if you're a beginner, i tried switching from logic and it's such a brainfuck

Sirius wrote:really tho... if you have a mac... ya should be jamming out on garageband hard!!
theres nada wrong with it! & if ya step up & get logic...
ya already know how to use it!

!!chea

This, did a music tech course which started on garageband (was way low level) but can actually do shit with it a.

At paravrais, you have the rubicon 5As, 6As, or 8As? How you find teh low end. Am just about to purchase some monitors and reading up heaps.

jaydot wrote:Apparantly Ableton is quite complex for beginners at least? Amirite?

ableton was easier for me to understand than reason

bl0rg wrote:

jaydot wrote:Apparantly Ableton is quite complex for beginners at least? Amirite?

ableton was easier for me to understand than reason

everyone is different.

personally i hate everything about Ableton Live for making tunes. it's good on stage, actually it's the only option, but in the studio.... no thanks.

for me it's all about Reason + Record and Pro Tools.

AJGR wrote:it's good on stage, actually it's the only option

Hahaha. That's a strong point.

DJ Crackle wrote:

AJGR wrote:it's good on stage, actually it's the only option

Hahaha. That's a strong point.

Not only option. Heard of tim exile? Still ableton is my go to option thought for live performance, but don't rule out everything else...



EDIT: this is way better

hey what's up op!
you should use your mouse to make dubstep!