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My first attempt at DUBSTEP

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My first attempt at DUBSTEP Posted on: 27.12.2010 by Emilee Woytovich Here's my first attempt at creating a heavy dubstep track, evidently it's not finished yet but I'd love some feedback and/or suggestions http://soundcloud.com/fellis/skreamex-work-in-progress-fellis
Emilee Woytovich 01.01.2011	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Thanks man! I really needed some help, I was completely lost trying to recreate that sound. No worries! Dubspot has some sweet tutorials as well
Emilee Woytovich 31.12.2010	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Hey, great work! I just have a question as how to get that aaarrrrggghhhhh sound, I know its a lowpass filter and then a bitcrusher, but what synth did you use to run through? I'm just curious because your track has that top notch filtered synth! Good job! I used Abletons Operator and created a synth line with FM to give it some grit. Then I used the bitcrusher, works best with the bottom knob set between 10 and 25 and the filter modulating between about 200 Hz and 1.2 kHz. Hope this helps!
Emilee Woytovich 27.12.2010	Here's my first attempt at creating a heavy dubstep track, evidently it's not finished yet but I'd love some feedback and/or suggestions http://soundcloud.com/fellis/skreamex-work-in-progress-fellis
Lorrine Eckstein 09.01.2011	Sounding good so far, keep it up!
Caron Burckhardt 07.01.2011	Nice stuff there
Cindi Freiler 01.01.2011	Can't really leave feedback because seems too short but, it's a good start for a decent longer mix.
Dudley Denoux 01.01.2011	fuckin sick dude. nice setup and drop and really interesting. finish that shit up so I can play it!
Emilee Woytovich 01.01.2011	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Thanks man! I really needed some help, I was completely lost trying to recreate that sound. No worries! Dubspot has some sweet tutorials as well
Tierra Barbish 31.12.2010	Thanks man! I really needed some help, I was completely lost trying to recreate that sound.
Estefana Musfeldt 01.01.2011	this is sick! i had a crack the other day at making something mines no where near as good as yours http://soundcloud.com/herbstrike/8-hour-dubstep got any tips?
Emilee Woytovich 31.12.2010	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Hey, great work! I just have a question as how to get that aaarrrrggghhhhh sound, I know its a lowpass filter and then a bitcrusher, but what synth did you use to run through? I'm just curious because your track has that top notch filtered synth! Good job! I used Abletons Operator and created a synth line with FM to give it some grit. Then I used the bitcrusher, works best with the bottom knob set between 10 and 25 and the filter modulating between about 200 Hz and 1.2 kHz. Hope this helps!
So Francis 30.12.2010	Sick drop. I like it Keep at it!!
Omer Defillipo 30.12.2010	sounds awesome man, looking forward to hearing the final project!
Tierra Barbish 30.12.2010	Hey, great work! I just have a question as how to get that aaarrrrggghhhhh sound, I know its a lowpass filter and then a bitcrusher, but what synth did you use to run through? I'm just curious because your track has that top notch filtered synth! Good job!
Janina Droze 28.12.2010	I quite like this. I don't have much in the way of suggestions, other than keep at it.
Elton Rackley 27.12.2010	nice track so far. i really like the different layers you've created.

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