Hey guys

Hey guys
Posted on: 25.11.2012 by Maire Nesius
New to this community and want to start creating my own music. Ill be going to school for music production in june but i want to get a head start on this. The type of music i want to make is dubstep. What kind of programs/instruments should i get? Thanks guys!
Georgina Schatzman
02.12.2012
Originally Posted by ST4R
Buy a couple Moog synths off ebay, and lock yourself in a room for 3 months. Youll be like deadmau5 in no time.

Dont waste mommy and daddys money because you want to make music. If youre truly passionate you wont even need "school for music production"
My new favourite member!
Maire Nesius
25.11.2012
New to this community and want to start creating my own music. Ill be going to school for music production in june but i want to get a head start on this. The type of music i want to make is dubstep. What kind of programs/instruments should i get? Thanks guys!
Georgina Schatzman
02.12.2012
Originally Posted by ST4R
Buy a couple Moog synths off ebay, and lock yourself in a room for 3 months. Youll be like deadmau5 in no time.

Dont waste mommy and daddys money because you want to make music. If youre truly passionate you wont even need "school for music production"
My new favourite member!
Ryan Schlich
02.12.2012
Buy a couple Moog synths off ebay, and lock yourself in a room for 3 months. Youll be like deadmau5 in no time.

Dont waste mommy and daddys money because you want to make music. If youre truly passionate you wont even need "school for music production"
Jeannine Drobney
03.12.2012
I believe Ableton and Logic seem to me to be the most popular digital audio workstations (DAW). Massive has been identified by many a credible source to be the sound of Dubstep. That synth is amazing and I hope Santa brings it to me.

I was believeing you may want a piece of hardware to control your DAW or Software synthesizers like Akai MPD32 or Akai APC40 or Novation Launchpad, if you decide on ableton. The other piece of hardware would be a decent midi keyboard with knobs and sliders galore, perhaps the MPK49 ? I sound like an Akai fanboy.
Cindie Somoza
01.12.2012
Ableton mate and then get Massive as your synth plug-in, it's a good start, it's what I've done, I produce dubstep styled stuff and it works a treat.
Tera Baragan
26.11.2012
I would recommend Ableton for you as it seems to be the majority choice around here.

Look on youtube for basic tutorials and synthesis.
Era Roka
26.11.2012
there are many types of software, for example:
Ableton, Reaktor, Maschine, Logic, Reason.

Hardware:
I would buy an Maschine or an APC40 (or an push but it isn't out yet)
Georgina Schatzman
26.11.2012
Google. Use it.

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