~Hardware~

Roland S-1

Roland P-6

Roland TR-6S

Korg Volca Kick

Korg Volca FM2

Chroma Console Multi-Effector

Zoom Multistomp MS-70CDR+

Hi fellow producers and people interested in dubstep production related content. I noticed the subreddit r/DubstepProduction had been inactive for six years despite dubstep being bigger than ever. So I got the subreddit up and running again.

The goal of the subreddit it help create a community for producers to talk about dubstep production related topics. Do you want feedback on a WIP? Curious on how to make wonky bass or a tearout gun? Just want to make a case for having you sub in the note of B? Go ahead!

All dubstep subgenres are welcome here, including but not limited to 140/og dubs, brostep, wookbass, experimental or leftfield, tearout, riddim or whatever else! Lets just be respectful of peoples different styles and create a constructive community.

There are some decent sized producers out here on reddit and I'd love to eventually get the community active enough to host some production related AMAs.

Anyways welcome to our subreddit. I hope you find it helpful.

I’m having problems making something that feels right I keep wanting to make something different but I keep making generic riddim :/ Neuro experts welcomed, No brostep or Disciple style artists. I make shit somewhere in between Peekaboo and Aweminus. Prefer to work in stems when collaborating due to cpu, plugin compatibility and daw compatibility.

Serious inquires please. Instagram: blastymusic

after doing too much of serum2 resampling and post processing i've made this wip what do guys think ? 🫠🥲

This is my 4th attempt at making a dubstep drop. Is there anything I can improve?

The only presets I used are the screechy lead thing and the yois, I made the other ones myself.

Yo guys. I'm originally a metal guitarist, but have gotten into doing sound design for 2 years. I've got the ambitious idea to combine the best of metal, industrial, rock, dubstep, and riddim in one project. I have been using Bandmix to great success (found an amazing drummer) but I'm having a really hard time finding dubstep or even EDM sound designers/producers. Where should I look? Criagslist has never worked for me.

Hello! I am a producer from Argentina, after several attempts, I was finally able to finish a good song and would need help to spread it.
Any like or a simple visit is helpful, because where I live Dubstep is nothing known.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMtGQdA4sZQ

hey guys,

I’m a pro trumpet player and I have this sample kit of real trumpet samples I’m selling for just $1. I recorded them myself and it’s 150 megabytes of files. My aim for the kit is to make it as versatile as possible for producers with samples that you can actually tweak and make good use of for a bunch of different situations. here’s the link: https://gum.co/realtrumpetsamplekit

Starting to make music again. Let me know what you think. Still working away at it.

I've been djing close to 2 years now.

I started here in the local hip hop scene and for the last year been active on our local edm scene. I have fruity loops and wanna startd working on production......

Is there anyone with pointers or whonwouldnt mind helping me learn from the ground up?

Hey guys, I just wondered how many of you cut the sub from your kick and let a sub bass carry it entirely, and how many leave it in? I’ve always left it in the kick but currently in a debate as to why that’s not necessary.. hit me with your thoughts!

Any of you into from or into the uk dubstep/dub/steppas scene if so I have one or two treats for you ;) let me know

I like it a lot!

My dilemma is that the feedback I get varies wildly. Friends and other producers I know tell me that my song is sick, yet playlist curators I submit to always give me the same feedback: “drop is sick, but the rest of the song doesn’t hold momentum and it loses my attention.” I need real constructive criticism from people who don’t know me. Where could I improve?

Pretty cool flow but probably could do with out the vocals what yall think 🤔

Hey everyone!
I’m trying to produce Color Bass in FL Studio, and while I can usually get intros and build-ups going, I always get stuck when it comes to the drops.
I struggle to come up with ideas that sound interesting and fit the genre, and I also have a hard time creating those characteristic Color Bass sounds.
How do you guys find inspiration for your drops? And what’s your approach to designing those colorful, melodic bass sounds? Are there any specific plugins, sound design techniques, tutorials, or workflows you’d recommend?
I’d love to hear your tips and learn how to get past this creative block. Any help is appreciated! :)

Trying out longer intros, more thought went into this one but one thing after another and it ended up fully orchestral! I started by time stretching the choir midi from 2 bars to 4 bars effectively doubling the time it took to complete a loop (Humana vocals Reason plugin). Then I added NN-XT advanced samples from Reason plugins for the orchestra, violin, cello, trombone and percs. I can add more to the crescendo but I wanted to see if this was a good direction before spending anymore time on it.

I can always try something else, so what do you think? Does it work with this tune or nah?