I wanna do a dubstep but i have no idea how. Can you guys help me figure out how dubstep works cuz im trying and i have no idea how yall make it. Like i ligit dont know how to make dubstep help me. all the tutorials are for fruity loops or abelton and stuff like that. My garageband skills did not prepare me for this.
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You could collab with me
I make dubstep songs all the time but I have no idea how to explain to you how to make one
yes please
ok i'll invite you to my project
I know how to make dubstep better. I can help. I know how to make a clean dubstep bass with heisenberg.
also, just so you know, it involves post-processing and ott. LOTS of ott.
all i can tell you is to learn sound design and listen to more dubstep ig
OTT is the shittiest thing you could've said in regards on how to make dubstep. A professional only needs 1-3 OTTs. Needing a lot more than that would require advanced knowledge as to why the fuck you're doing that
Look at tutorials on how to make growls, saws, subs, melodies, leads, drum patterns.
Look up how to process sounds, and what process even means.
You have the world's information at your finger tips, use it to your advantage. You reaching out to this community is a good first step.
Like Minimal power said down there, listening to dubstep will help. Reverse engineer the sounds you hear in mainstream dubstep to the best of your abilities.
There is no specific way to make dubstep. Making the genre requires you to start experimenting right now.
no. maybe for neurobasses if you really need to dispersor sound, but you really do not need many multiband compressors
it really depends on the genre, and like client said, its a lot of fuccin around and finding out, for tearout, its basically processed plucks, growls are usually filter modulations and distortion, but since theres so many different styles of dubstep, you need to really have an idea of what you want
ok you don't really need that many, but you do need some to get a thick sound. Also, eq disperser can be better depending on the situation
as said by client, 1-3 is all that is needed, if you want a beefier sound try saturation instead