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Choose Our Next Video!

  • Branding Tips 8
  • Glitch-hop/chill-hop Track Breakdown 22
  • Drop from scratch (thining 150 bpm funky dubstep) pls comment ideas tho (: 35
  • 2024-12-26
  • 65 votes
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I hope you all had an amazing holiday season! thank you for all the support this year!

You can expect to get all of these videos eventually! But, vote and let me know which one you want first, or are more inclined to watch (:

Comments

HAWKZ

Would love some dubstep-specific mixing tips. I.e. how do you approach sidechaining, sub bass, mastering. This stuff seems basic but holds so many people back!

moodswings.ilysm

Resampling techniques not only from sounds made from scratch but also using an artist’s sample pack or stems

sofakingmushed

Resampling techniques, sidechaining, layering basses

GiLato Beats

for funky dubstep please! think either Hairitage - Hustle or Rusko - Hammertime

Cheeky Face

Create a drop or track from scratch based off of a 'reference' track: Compare the sections, denote them with locators and then when you've finished; add unique touches and last but not least. Compare the MIX in SPAN of the mastered/mixed reference track to the track you just made - thus demonstrating how the music you're making is 'release ready' compared to a well known track. I'm sure Two Percent or another homie would let you use one of their songs as reference or you could go big and do a Ganja, Clozee or Daily Bread Track

gruvami

In the branding tips video it would be cool if you talked about what type of things you need to do brand wise before you start releasing tracks