Dubstep Drums?!

[Dirty Halo]

Originally Posted by CR Producer

Does anyone know any amazing dubstep samples/loops/kits that there is out there? Or even a dubstep machine like an midi controller if theres sucha thing? Really need help! I also want to know what i can use to make some really dirty bass! Would appreciate all the help!

Why stop there, look into some of the programs that create the music for you too

[ughbaw]

gonna get some argument

but 99% of the time when you hear dubstep you're also hearing vengeance drums

just a fact

[Liquid Legacy]

Try these bro.

They'll blow your mind

[Analog Prophet]

Many DubStep producers use Fruity Loops and download drum sounds from Distance (a producer).

[AJ Reynolds]

Originally Posted by ughbaw

gonna get some argument

but 99% of the time when you hear dubstep you're also hearing vengeance drums

just a fact

no it's not and you can't prove it.

[rymebox]

Well the first step would be to get a Skrillex haircut of course.

[mattg082]

I found a tutorial online and made my own. It was pretty easy and after I made several different kinds of beats I would just import the drum rack from the ableton session into another one. Between the compression, verb ect. it take a little bit to set up, but not hard at all. I think my bpm was 144 and I used the click to time it. It was a lot of fun making them! You should try and you might learn something and have fun in the process. If you use samples you might have issues later mixing with the verb on the drums and compression unless you want to tailor everything else around the loop, but still kind of leaves you stuck. Just my opinion. I tend to only mesh up sample tops and cut them up sometimes switching around stuff as one element or ambient drone.

Vengeance has some great kicks and snares I use when making mine.

[Beermaster]

Also Check out Sonic Couture's 'Abstract Beats vols 1 + 2 and 'Tremors vols 1 +2' for Loops and their 'Knokrete 1 + 2' for the single hits - Superb stuff


Konkrete 1 : Drum Sample Library for Kontakt, Ableton Live & Logic EXS24 | Soniccouture

[ughbaw]

Originally Posted by AJ Reynolds

no it's not and you can't prove it.

lol you have no idea man

[Eric J]

Originally Posted by ughbaw

lol you have no idea man

lol

[BloodShot]

Originally Posted by AJ Reynolds

no it's not and you can't prove it.

pretty much, a large portion of dub producers and even house/electro producers use drums from vengeance-sounds

[Rogue Ai]

Fixed

[Mr Boswald]

Originally Posted by CR Producer

Does anyone know any amazing dubstep samples/loops/kits that there is out there? Or even a dubstep machine like an midi controller if theres sucha thing? Really need help! I also want to know what i can use to make some really dirty bass! Would appreciate all the help!

In answer to the 'dirty bass' part, I think a lot of the dubstep producers use Massive by Native Instruments and maybe some of the Rob Papen stuff, but you should check out some youtube tutorials. There are tons of them! It's really about the techniques more than the equipment. What do you have at the moment?

[Artist4]

nah you can use whatever you want, zennhiser, vengeance, prime loops, whatever kick, snare etc u like will work

layering and experimenting is the key

good luck mate

[spaceacademy]

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We need
Driver
Welder
Phone Hacker
Samplist
Sound designer
Explosive expert
Sniper
Dude dressed as hot female to distract prison guards
Pie maker (Jeff will be hungry after his incarceration)

If you have the relevant skills and can travel to Wormwood scrubs be there at midnight on February 18th. James must be released. His service to freedom must be recognised.

[ohmicide]

Originally Posted by rymebox

Well the first step would be to get a Skrillex haircut of course.

did that for a bit, gf loved it but I hate having long hair so I chopped it all off

definitely helped with the Skrilly drums though, that shit is srs bsns

[ohmicide]

Originally Posted by spaceacademy

Pie maker (Jeff will be hungry after his incarceration)

[CountingToes]

Originally Posted by rymebox

Well the first step would be to get a Skrillex haircut of course.

I'm surprised this is the 1st I've seen bout his hair, geezer looks like a teenage lesbian

[MimikOctopus]

You want to make dubstep? Practice practice practice. Second step, learn how to use message boards, people get pretty burned out seeing the same "how do I" threads, the search function is your friend. Don't post a new thread until you're sure that your question hasn't been asked 400,000 times. Otherwise all you get is snarky answers. Dig around for freeware or cheap stuff to start out with, pro gear won't give you pro results without pro skills. A basic sampler, sequencer, and synth will keep you busy for a long time, once you are familiar with the concepts and start to realize what your setup lacks, then you'll have a better idea of what you need. Practice practice practice, and watch a lot of tutorials, and check ones out even if they aren't for your particular software/harware, because the important thing to learn is the concepts, not the position of the knobs. And be patient, I sucked a lot for a long time (still do, I just don't have the amount of time I would like), but I can tell you I'm a lot better than when I started. You won't be an overnight superstar.

[ohmicide]

Originally Posted by CountingToes

I'm surprised this is the 1st I've seen bout his hair, geezer looks like a teenage lesbian

hey watch it, I know a bunch of girls with that hair and they look ****ing hot

[YeggmanX]

Originally Posted by ohmicide

hey watch it, I know a bunch of girls with that hair and they look ****ing hot

my good sir, lesbians can look ****ing hot.

[ughbaw]

Originally Posted by LaLa

no! you're hearing sampled drums ... they are not from veng..

lmao u really have no clue

[ScratchNSurf]

Skrillex:
Vengeance samples +
Massive +
Fm8 +
Ohmicide +
Melodyne +
Ableton Live

Rusko:
Sony Acid (lol)
Vengeance
I dunno what else

Seriously have you even googled dubstep tutorials before? You need to learn a lot more before you can make some music

[Eric J]

Originally Posted by LaLa

no! you're hearing sampled drums ... they are not from veng..

HAHAHAHAHA!!

[._.]

Originally Posted by CR Producer

Does anyone know any amazing dubstep samples/loops/kits that there is out there? Or even a dubstep machine like an midi controller if theres sucha thing? Really need help! I also want to know what i can use to make some really dirty bass! Would appreciate all the help!

In brostep yopu can pretty much use whatever. I have never heard any good drums in brostep, its mostly weak shit. And thats because they have other elements that they want to maintain focus on. Just get any famous and good general purpose synth and you'll be set.

You can start out with free synths like synth1 (not very advanced but still good) and oatmeal and such. Search kvraudio for the best free synths (the highest rated ones).

Good luck, we all gotta start somewhere and I recommend synth1 as a good starting point.

[._.]

Originally Posted by Rogue Ai

Fixed

Hahahahah!!!

[Breaks Dude]

If you're looking for those Skrillex type drums (that really thick snare) look into the High Rankin stuff.

Here: High Rankin Dubstep Tearout, Dubstep Sample CD, Drum & Bass Samples, Dubstep Sounds, Loops, High Rankin, Royalty Free.

PS: I cannot believe I just tried to help someone make more brostep. Because that's what the world needs right now - more freaking brostrep.

[._.]

Originally Posted by Breaks Dude

If you're looking for those Skrillex type drums (that really thick snare) look into the High Rankin stuff.

Here: High Rankin Dubstep Tearout, Dubstep Sample CD, Drum & Bass Samples, Dubstep Sounds, Loops, High Rankin, Royalty Free.

PS: I cannot believe I just tried to help someone make more brostep. Because that's what the world needs right now - more freaking brostrep.

Well you helped somebody make music, he might get bored with brostep very soon.

[Systolic]

Find a regular drum kit you like, pitch down the drums, add a little reverb, overdrive or echo.