Is there a demand for this? You’re vote counts.
Simple yes / no.
although i dont play dubstep and dont know if i ever will, i would like to see the production tricks used on how they make the sounds common to this style
[quote]tommyt (1/27/2010)[hr]although i dont play dubstep and dont know if i ever will, i would like to see the production tricks used on how they make the sounds common to this style[/quote]
Ditto exactly for me too.
yes!
not up on dub step but i like the chalange of it.
sick…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K8cCPUatRU
dubby vocals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5LidZerROQ
anthem-ish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7MCbis75wk
kinda of a funny track but i like the production side chainded style pad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK4mlmMXP5k
of there is…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLTYCd6cFx4
this re-edit
I would love to experiment with this genera. i am not Big in Dub step but i heard some good DS tracks out there.
He’ll yeah mo fo!
yess, heavy dubstep and heavy bassline rules!!
like borgore and kanji kinetik…
every time ive played this out it got a big response.
a lot kmore other genres id rather learn about…
learn dnb take away the big beats and thats dub step innit 
been engineering some dubstep lately although im not a major fan of it msyelf i can see why people like the grimey basses.
You can get some nice ones with albino ill upload some details on how i made one if you guys want
Sonic Academy:
Thank you for the latest HTSL Dubstep…this is my favorite, and most helpful tutorial yet. Great job!
Big ups.