Liquid dnb has gone fairly mainstream now Plan B - The Recluse (Netsky Remix) - YouTube
I think I speak for many people when I say I would like to know how to make some liquid!
I’m not talking about the really light type stuff. But the heavy/fast paced netsky/KG/Brookes bros stuff!
Like this
Netsky - Everyday - YouTube
KG - Feel The Beat - YouTube
Chase & Status - Let You Go (Brookes Brothers Remix) - YouTube
Hopefully we could get the tutorial to show us how to fit all the parts into the song. As anyone can make the individual parts… i.e bass/synths/pianos but its getting them in the right key and working together that’s the hard bit! To many tutorials also show us how to make ‘a track’ not how to make your own. If anyone spends long enough testing things out they will make good music. Therefore these tutorials need to be about creativity not just follow exactly what we do and you’ll make a track! Or we’ll all end up with the same one!
Thanks
+1 for DnB
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love Netskys stuff.
I’ve got netsky’s album and it is a really good “feel good” album
oooh yes please another vote for some new DNB
and another vote from me !
+1 for liquid dnb
this is more or less explained much better then i did. with awesome links
thanks dude.
+1 for liquid
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hospital records style from a couple of years back
Keep going guys lets push for this!
And also preferably in Logic as ableton sucks for making dnb :hehe:
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Would absolutely love to see a tutorial on this. I’m really surprised that there’s currently only one dnb tutorial.
[quote]PhysicalDnB (05/12/2010)[hr]Keep going guys lets push for this!
And also preferably in Logic as ableton sucks for making dnb :hehe:[/quote]
+1 Preferably in ableton why do you say live sucks for making dnb?
yes please
+1 that’d be awesome, and yeah, preferably in ableton
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+1 Preferably in ableton why do you say live sucks for making dnb?[/quote]
Lol im joking it doesnt really matter what you use. Its just that I use Logic 
And there never seems to be any tuturials using it!
+1(preferbly ableton, but any DAW aslong as its D&B)