/r/RealDubstepProducers
A place where producers can share their tracks and exchange ideas with other producers.
This subreddit is directed to dubstep producers, but any genre is welcome
Any advice on what to put here in the description and sidebar is welcome
A place where producers can share their tracks and exchange ideas with other producers.
This subreddit is directed to dubstep producers, but any genre is welcome
/r/RealDubstepProducers
I've been producing on and off for years and this one just hit a bit different. It's a work in progress so lots and lots of things but let me know what you think, critical feedback is much appreciated. Am also looking for some positive motivation to keep going with this, would be really wonderful if this was something i could do with my life
Hey everyone I’m new here! 👋🏽 I’ve been producing music for almost 5 years now and I’m finally starting to release music. As of right now I’m only on SoundCloud and I’m looking to network with other producers. Go check out my recent releases, i have a vault of music so I’ll be releasing 1-2 songs a month. Give me a follow and I’ll give a follow back! 🤙🏽 Here my link 🔗
It's my first attempt at Dubstep. I think it's as pretty as Béyonce but I wanted to make something grimey
https://soundcloud.com/bornsonofsin/alone
*Listen at your discretion*
Just curious how everyone approaches writing sub and mid basses. Do you write them separately? I tend to write everything using a sub osc. on the bass I'm working with but I'm starting to think maybe I'm limiting myself/doing it wrong as I'm noticing more and more tracks have an independent sub groove going. any info helps
I’m trying to make the sustain bass heard in a lot of Zingaras songs or in Austeria’s “the garden” or Shlumps’s space flight. It’s like a metallic wobbly sustain bass. Can anyone give me info or know of any tutorials that cover it?
When I played the soundcloud web, in daw, in windows media player, I didn't find the problem, and when I converted it to mp3, it was fine, so I uploaded it to soundcloud and checked it with the phone app, using earphones, and the bubbling noise is heard It's not cracked, but it's a sub-sampled sound. Not cracked sound, but bubbling noise in the lower bands at the same time the sub bass is played.
I have tried turning down the sub volume, using a limiter to create 0.5 to 2.0 headroom, turning down the master clipper out, setting the true peak to -0.1 or lower, and eliminating intersample peak, but the bubbling sound has not gone away.
I compared listening with other phones and earphones and heard bubbling noise, so I don't think my phone and earphones are at fault.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this??
Hi all Dubstep heads!
I hope everyone is well.
I have just recently started a sub reddit that I hope will help those who produce Garage. The main purpose of the community is for UKG producers to share tips, works in progress, and generally just meet like minded people :) So far I can't see any reddit page dedicated that focusses on UKG production.
If this sounds like your thing I have included a link below.
https://www.reddit.com/r/UKG_Production_Hub/
Anyway thanks for reading and I hope to see you in the community.
Ant
I’m looking for help finding or recreating the main growl bass from Kringe and Toxic’s song Tombstone. I love this bass but can’t pin down remaking it. Any tips, tricks, patches or presets anyone could give to help get me there would be very appreciated
Why are there so many soundoracle posts in this subreddit????
Hello, i just wanted to ask what is more worth it? Which of these two will help me more to get better in music and i'll need the most? MIDI Keyboard vs DJ Controller.
Thanks in advance <3
hey people,
just wondering if anyone has any tips on how to make this very clean, heavy sounding bass like in this track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO5yDOW0e0I
i can imagine it being fairly straight forward but have not come close to making it.
thanks in advance
Hi guys,
Just wanted to show you guys our first official release and also reach out to the community in regards to future submissions. What with me and my brother being pretty outspoken lefties, in keeping with the labour theory of value we will not be taking any of the profit generated by your labour for ourselves. We will only ever take what is necessary to recoup our operating expenses and not one penny more than that. There's no such thing as "surplus value" in our house. Basically once the initial costs are covered, any and all profit will go back to the producer.
If you want to contact us either hmu here or email us demos to deadpestrecords@gmail.com
https://deadpestrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dead-pest-records-presents-volume-1
Hi everyone, figured I'd introduce myself as I'm new to the subreddit!
I'm a multi genre producer from the UK, mainly focused on bass music. I've recently ben doing a lot of dubstep, and gathered support from people including Truth, Pelikann, Deep Tempo and more. Dropped a couple of releases recently, both free download, both pinned on my soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/imryangallus
They're also available on streaming sites, and the Language EP is also on bandcamp! Thanks for taking the time if you read and/or checked the music! Feel free to respond with your latest or forthcoming tunes 😎