Checking out Dubstep The Drop for iPad

June 11, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Checking out Dubstep The Drop for iPad 

For more information go here:
http://synthuniverse.com/dubstep-the-…
Get it from iTunes here:
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/dubst…

Dubstep The Drop by Brunkt Beatz brings everyone’s favorite part of dubstep directly to your fingertips. Amateurs and professionals alike can enjoy this app – its expertly selected and cut tracks make it easy for anyone to drop baselines with the touch of a button. Dubstep The Drop will put you in the center of the music you love – with little effort you will make the crowd go wild and experience what your favorite DJs go through every time they trigger a well-placed drop.

Dubstep Bass for Ableton Live

May 26, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Dubstep Bass for Ableton Live 

Overview of the AfroDJMac DubStep Basses for Ableton Live. 5 Instrument and 5 Multiband Audio Effect Racks designed in the genre of DubStep. The instruments are gritty, grimy, fat, thick, and wobbly. All sounds created with synths in this pack.
Get the Ableton Pack here: http://afrodjmac.spinshop.com/Home/de…

Visit his site for more stuff like this, including Live Instrument downloads, tutorials and music! http://www.afrodjmac.com

Dubstep Maker for iPad – Review

May 18, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Dubstep Maker for iPad – Review 

Go here for more information and CODE to unlock more sounds: http://synthuniverse.com/dubstep-maker/
Go here to listen to app: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4OSDd…

Dubstep Maker is an iPad app for making dubstep music. It features 38 assignable PADS,
a 8 note keyboard and a synth wobble modulator. There are over 100 drum loops, synth loops, vocal samples and fx sounds.

Dubstep Maker is an iPad app for creating dubstep music. It features 38 assignable PADS, a 8 note keyboard and a synth wobble modulator. The wobble modulator is placed where you would normally find a mod or pitch wheel. Next to that you have a selection of 6 synth sounds to modulate and create wobble sounds.

There are over 100 drum loops, synth loops, vocal samples and fx sounds. From a design point of view it’s is simply laid out. Buttons are as big as a finger tip and spread out nicely.

The edit screens are where you assign different sounds to different pads.This is simply done by selecting a button to edit and pick your sound by touching the + button.

The only other functions available to change is the master volume, the tempo and the rate of the synth wobble using the sliders.

While there are lots of dubstep apps available none of them really stand out. WHOMP is perhaps the best and oldest of them but still not a stand out app one might expect. Dubstep Maker is an intriging app that it is well laid out (perhaps too simply? I’m not sure.) Its sounds are your standard dubstep sounds that doesn’t set itself too far apart from the rest although there is a lot of variation.

The synth wobble section is probably where it will find its fans. Fair enough playing a wobble sample but to actually adjust
the wobble to suit is great. Maybe more sounds to play around with would not go amiss, or a dedicated page just to create wobbles would be nice.

Funkagenda – How to create Dubstep bass sounds in Native Instruments Massive

May 18, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Funkagenda – How to create Dubstep bass sounds in Native Instruments Massive 

DJ/Producer Funkagenda explains how to create from scratch that classic Dubstep bass sound using NI Massive synth.

Skrillex – Bangarang – Old School Computer Remix

March 19, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Skrillex – Bangarang – Old School Computer Remix 

Background video description:

Skrillex was the most requested artist so your wish is my command. Bangarang was a challenging song with respect to timing and now I have a new respect for Dubstep. For all the haters out there the audio in this video is 100% in sync with the original song. If you don’t believe me then test it out for yourself.

Vocals were performed with the DECTalk Express. The same speech synthesizer used by Stephen Hawking back in the eighties. The main vocals are the Betty and Rita presets overlapped. Kit and Dan vocal presets were also used.

Back in 2009 I used an 8 inch floppy drive in my Bohemian Rhapsody video but this time I wanted to update it with Sammy1am’s Arduino version. I find 3.5 inch floppy drives only sound good when playing short duraton notes with a fast tempo.

DECTalk – vocals
HP Scanjet 3C – lead
Yamaha CX-5 computer – guitar
Floppy and CDROM – lead bass solo
Modified Toy Laser Guns
Robot Bass, Snare and Cymbal

Wob-Wob Fader

March 10, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Wob-Wob Fader 

This short demonstration shows my little invention: CV-source dedicated for Dub-Step drops. Unlike regular fader, this one has its maximal value on the middle position. Schematics available. It’s very simple and it’s free for non-commercial use.
You can get schematic here: http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/rpocc/…
R2 and R3 can be replaced with 4.7k to increase the sweep width.
http://rpocc.ru/

Bong-Ra beats on Noisepad

December 4, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Bong-Ra beats on Noisepad 

Taking the Bong-Ra samples for a spin.

Dubstep
Drum & Bass
Hardcore

All used samples are available in the in-app store.

DS-10 Dominator – Formulas

October 19, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on DS-10 Dominator – Formulas 

Background description:

As DS-10 Dominator I always experiment with the crossover of different EDM genres. In Formulas you can find influences from acid, drum ‘n’ bass, gabber, footwork, dubstep. Music (played live on Nintendo DS) & video editing by DS-10 Dominator (Rutger Muller). Camera images by Youssef Kaputnik (Akemiö Grey) ! TV-oscilloscope property of Rubin van Kooyk :).

“We’re not going to arrive at a brand new sound or note or anything. It has to be a combination of two elements that together creates a third. The only way to arrive at something a little different is by combining things now.” — Bill Laswell (taken from EDM documentary Modulations)

DopeDOD & the Arturia MiniBrute

October 16, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on DopeDOD & the Arturia MiniBrute 

Peter Songolo, producer for the critically acclaimed Dutch Hip Hop band “Dope DOD”, shares his love for the MiniBrute analog synthesizer as it perfectly fits his needs for raw, aggressive urban & Dubstep basslines.

Yazoo and Front 242 gets a DubStep treatment

October 10, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Yazoo and Front 242 gets a DubStep treatment 

This is not any official remixes but it sure sounds nice. Out now on the download streets is a dubstep remix of the 80s classic “Don’t Go” in a remix by Dominatrix aka Andy Motke.

We asked Vince Clarke what he thought of it, here was his answer: “Uber cool!”

It’s not the first time that Motke has been remixing electropop acts. He also had a take on Bigod 20 vs Front 242.

Via SL

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