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This weeks installment of our Dubstep Course in Ableton Live covering Week 2&3. We are now Enrolling for this course so if you are interested you can Call the Studio on 074 91 77673 or Email: sean@fulltiltstudios.ie

Ok so in this part i will show you how i made the drop to this song so far. Its pretty simple but it gets the job done for now. Next video i will show you the breakdown to the next drop so yea. Like me on facebook www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter twitter.com Check out my sound cloud soundcloud.com Extra Tags Everyone loves the wobble bass how to wobble bass on ableton live massive presets for free

Please “Like”: facebook.com For the last bass of this current dubstep tutorial series, I am playing an unquantised pattern to give the track more of a loose feel. I will frequency split and process the bass in this video before moving on to making our arrangement then mixing and mastering.

Check out blog.dubspot.com for more Ableton Live tutorials… In this video series LA-based Dubspot Instructor, Ableton Expert, and electronic music producer Steve Nalepa takes us step by step through the process of creating a dubstep style track in Ableton Live. Check out part 1 and part 2 to see how he ended up with this result. We’d like to know if these videos were helpful to you? Do you have questions? Let us know by leaving a comment below!

Check out blog.dubspot.com for more goodies… In this video series Dubspot Instructor and Ableton Expert Steve Nalepa takes us step by step through the process of creating a dubstep style track in Ableton Live. After creating a basic beat in part one he shows us how to add groove, a bass line and how to add some interest using some VST effects. We’d like to know if these videos were helpful to you? Do you have questions? Let us know by leaving a comment below!

Buy my EP + get free patches n’ stuff: lnk.co Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com Check out these great samples: lnk.co Subscribe to my Gaming Channel: www.youtube.com This is Part Two of my series on creating a Dubstep track in Ableton. In this video I cover how to add effects to the Drum Rack we created in Part One. Thanks for watching!

New mind-blowing tutorial by the TornadoTwins. Learn how to make electronic music from AZ. Dubstep is the fastest rising music genre in history. Learn how to make a killer track from beginning to end. Starting with drums, synths, wobbles and making the drop.

www.vectormeldrew.com Edited version of the first ever Headhunter live dubstep audio visual set that took place at the Stuk arts centre in Belgium on the 14th February 2009. This set was part of the artefact festival. Visuals performeced live by Alex Donne (www.vectormeldrew.com)

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For samples, more tutorials, and updates – Please subscribe to my channel Soundcloud: soundcloud.com Samples for all videos to date: www.mediafire.com In this tutorial I will show you how to build a morphing & evolving pad in Native Instruments Massive synth, and then process it further in Ableton Live 8. In this series of tutorials I will be making a short, heavy dubstep tune going right from building drums to sound design, bass resampling, using return tracks, mixing and self mastering. If you like artists such as Skrillex, Downlink, Excision, Datsik, Borgore, Rusko, 12th Planet then these tutorials will help you. Other videos in this series: Fat & Punchy Kick Drum – www.youtube.com Hard & Snappy Snare – www.youtube.com Fast & Shuffled Hi Hats – www.youtube.com Breathing Life Into Your Drums – www.youtube.com Morphing & Evolving Pad In Massive (Part 1) – www.youtube.com Morphing & Evolving Pad In Massive (Part 2) – www.youtube.com A Textured Impact (Granular Synthesis) (Part 1) – www.youtube.com A Textured Impact (Granular Synthesis) (Part 2) – www.youtube.com