/r/grimeproduction
Community focused on grime music production. Resources, tutorials, tips , feedback and more.
An online place to learn grime music production, created with the purpose to nurture, promote and perpetuate the grime sound.
A community where you can ask questions, share resources, find tutorials, get feedback and interact with other grime producers on the learning curve.
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Hey guys,
really wanted to share my new grime edits here. feedback welcome!
Swords and Sandals Vol.2 GRIME EDITS + INSTRUMENTALS
A concoction of 4 well known grime mc's formed over traditional yet contemporary instrumentals edits. Bringing it back to old school grime with a tinge of modern production chops. Best Track: Dont Holla At Me
Vocals
Don’t Holla At Me- Ghetts - Dont Phone Me Feat. Griminal
Cold + Critical - Flowdan - Welcome to London
It’s Mad When They Don’t Understand - Flowdan - D.I.Y
This sound - Dizzie Rascal - Stand Up Tall
100% - Wiley - 100% publshing
Does anyone have the video only and no vocals over the top? Or know where I can get it? Thanks.
What vsts are you all using / recommend that are good for grime apart from proteus triton and plugsounds , any secret vsts , sounds ?
Do any of you guys mix down or master your tracks? If so, could you tell me what plugins you use or hopefully what's in your chain!?
I've been producing grime for a few years but never really mixed anything down (well mostly levels) but I have no idea when it comes to mixing.
Thanks in advance
I've been trying to figure out how to create a style of bass that I hear quite a lot within the more experimental grime scene from a few years back. Its a a laser sounding bass, that a lot of different producers has a different style of. I'll include some examples below:
Negative 7 (ETCH's Nosebleed Remix) - 1:54 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igsJh6M2H1I
Walton - More Cowbell - 00:57 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSeO3NIyzlU
Logos - glass - 0:29 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw5clBG8iPE
Lloyd SB - Boida Flare - 1:23 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjZxpuUqpUA
Scratcha DVA - PIFFD - 0:58 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3XA9qpUVCc
Beton Brut - Nervous Network - 00:56 mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_SSzJHHce8
I understand there's some variation in a lot of these examples but if someone is able to explain at all how to make this style of bass or even go into specific songs that would be massively appreciated as I've wanted to know for a while now!
As an extra note - basses like this: (0:42 mins) https://betonbrutmusic.bandcamp.com/album/shell-shock also seem to be made a lot by the same producers and was wondering if the same techniques are applied here also? Or if not if there's any tips for this kind of thing too
Thanks!
DOJO RIDDIM
KEYS DUB
guess i can say im fair what new to grime production and im trying to find out what keyboards or synths did someone like davinche use for tracks like "eyes on u" and kanos "p's and q's" or what he might have used in general.
also im pretty sure davinche used pro tools as his DAW correct me if im wrong
I’m new to producing and ain’t got the money to spend on software right now, does anyone know where I find license keys or anything of the sort to unlock the producer edition for FL studio?
Im completely new to producing and making beats and want to try make old grime beats for fun in my spare time, does anyone know where i can find the correct pack to use to recreate the instrumental for thats not me?
I'm trying to find a copy of Plugsound Samples (PS01-06) with accompanying .au files
for use with Logic 7.2 on an Apple G4. OS 10.4.
This is old stuff...circa 2005 or so.
Can anyone help me get a copy?
I want to achieve that effect that makes the synth start a lil bit later than the beat. How is it called, so I can search a tutorial in YouTube
I usually make dark 2 step uk garage but have been getting into grime loads recently, was wondering if there’s like a best of the best free grime pack everyone uses, sorta like jungle jungle?
Wuddup
I remember downloading a pack of 808's & Grime basses from Soulseek around 2013-2014 from one of current at the time artists of grime // deconstructed scene. I don't remember the name of it but remember that there were a lot of basses & pulse 808 variations, Im pretty sure it was pack by Gage https://soundcloud.com/gage or some of his peers like Supraman, Gundam etc.
Anyone have idea of what im talking about ? If yes, please share dat shit, lost it and going crazy looking for it since then
There is a vocal effect in skeptas "Too many man" and "Solos back" instrumental , Appears first at 00:4s in too many man, And first at 00:15s on solos back, where is it or who has it?
Soundtoys radiator vs soft Tube tape?
How would you describe how they are different?
When would you use which one?
Do they really sound that different? One is Tube and the other one tape emulation I was reading.
Please let me know if you have experience with both.
I'm trying to figure out what composes the melody on the hook & verses.
Especially on the hook, what is it that creates that dududu-du, dudududu-du? I know it starts with a high-pitch melody before the rough dududu-du comes in - is that a a high-pitch synth?
I believe it's pads used on the verse with the kick, snare & grime bass.
Thank you in advance
Does anyone know how to make the AMSFEEDBACKLEAD from korg sound like the one you hear on slew dem or geenus productions ?
I put my tunes out in stereo first club I dj for was a stereo set up I think it's because I'm catering for home settings rather than commercial settings what do you think?
I'm going on tour in Japan and then doing remote work whilst moving around Thailand, Viet Nam etc. I'll be bringing camera and microphone to make music videos and record with other MCs. I wanna try get a whole album together of this and need some grime beats. I've already made songs with Pakin and Catarhh Nisin and have more links in Japan - I made a one hour music video over there some years back. So yeah, if you're interested in submitting beats or have any questions reply to this thread or DM me here. Peace
I’ve been making music for a while now but one of my first ever inspirations was grime music (grew up in London) n now that ik how to produce well I would love to get some grime tracks done but it seems like there are like zero actual tutorials regarding grime production (only 2 I can think of n they ain’t actually grime if u listen to the result).
Anyone here got any tips/resources y’all could help a vato out with?
The type of sound I’d be lookin to make is either a modernised version of the eski sound or things like what mystry/darq e freaker do n darkness did with eski thug for example
Ik this sub ain’t very active but regardless I hope y’all can help me out
Yo is there any chance somebody would be able to re upload the link to all the grime acapellas? You'd be doing gods service
Ultimate Sound Bank Plugsound Box VST v1.9.2
https://www.mediafire.com/file/870eifzmd963r6j/Ultimate+Sound+Bank+Plugsound+Box+VST+v1.9.2.rar/file
im looking for other grime producers to "battle" on my page here .
if your intrested give me a message on the page lets see what youve got .
i've been making dubstep and grime for a while and i'm at a point where i'm pretty confident in my beats. i know people who spit but they are more into drill and UK hiphop and i make old school eskibeat style tracks; whilst they tell me they rate my stuff they don't seem too enthusiastic about rapping over grime. is there anywhere for producers and MCs to find each other online or should i just try to persuade my mates to give grime a go?
Secondly, how proactive should i be in this process? i have sent them stuff in the past (although it doesnt compare to my newer work to be honest) and it ended up in production limbo. should i just write it off when this happens?
i haven't really tried to work with a vocalist in over a year because it kinda left me demoralised about the whole thing.
Just thought i'd share here that if you own Ableton you can literally download, for free Spitfire strings and brass packs which are super high quality. Just log into your Ableton account, go to packs and look for string quartet and brass quartet. They've also got a device where you can quickly adjust adsr, what preset you want etc. Acc amazing.