How to make a dubstep remix

[purpskurp1]

Amazing work man. The remix alone is better than any other i've seen on youtube plus the tutorial was really helpful. Just missing how you do the stutter/remix effect during the drop at 9:09... the pla-aaa-aaa-a-a-a-an kinda thing. I've been tried to do it with gates, slicing to a midi controller, panning, and muting but no matter how i try to do it always comes out real choppy. Been searching all over youtube and cant find any good tutorials. Maybe you could put up a tutorial for it?

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@purpskurp1 set ur grid so it's in 16ths or 32nds and delete the audio for every other 16th or 32nd for your stutter effect.

[xXGottaBeKDXx]

1:50 *chords

[calibratestudios]

I can't believe this has only 5000 views this should get millions, you are beast and you have really helped me. Whenever I tried to do this stuff I failed but this'll definitely help.

Thanks

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@calibratestudios your welcome!

[DrBuberschmitzel]

How many keys is on your MIDI-controller? I can't figure out how many keys i'll need, so i thought what ever you find necessary would probably bee a good advice for me. I've mostly been playing guitar and a little bit of bass, and i wan't to get into composing. Cool tutorial btw :) very interesting

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@DrBuberschmitzel i have a 61 key...u might want to get a 72 or 70 something

[TheeAldeen]

@DrBuberschmitzel ABLETON: :LIVE!

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@DuBstepzDJGi it would help if you knew how to play some piano

[jaydubs19208]

hey man - nice work here, loving the fact that you incorporate real instruments into it :)

couple things i noticed that might make your help your production:

Try and keep your kick and snare levels as even as possible. That way, if you're utilizing sidechain compression on your synths, it'll be much easier to come up with a smooth, level sound.

Also, maybe send all of your synths to a bus, and compress them all together, eliminating any overpowering synths.

Great work once again :)

[PitlyTV]

Man awesome tutorial, I am looking at FL Studios and it looks pretty good - would I be able to make my own dubstep beats with only that software? I am not musically gifted but I want to learn and I want to start by creating some good beats... just a question (I honestly don't know the answer to this) - is it not copyright infringement to use another persons song and remix it yourself? Or is that allowed as long as you change it up enough? Thanks!

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@PitlyTV thanks! yeah u can do a lot with fl studio..i've never used it but know quite a few people who do..if u try to sell a remix then it would be copyright infringement

[assgroos]

are you using massive?

thanks for a basic lay down

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@assgroos yes

[TheeAldeen]

@assgroos sounds pretty organic, and you can see he used quite a few sounds from the Nord and Triton

[893165009]

Its sad that Dubstep isn't about the sub anymore ;(

[ShiftySly]

Very impressive man, you make it look so effortless ha ha ha

[KittyPawSlap]

The first thing that came to my mind at 2:18 was Nepolean Dynamite!

[Z3bProductions]

make it more like a TUTORIAL

[Z3bProductions]

how do i get the sound at 02:58

[TheSlizzer348]

@goodlyfeaddikts cheers fer the help dude it really helped clear some stuff up fer me

[TheSlizzer348]

@goodlyfeaddikts cheers fer the help dude

[TheSlizzer348]

@goodlyfeaddikts, btw, what software dya use? If so did ya buy it or geddit other ways, cos I really need to get reason XD

[TheSlizzer348]

@goodlyfeaddikts hey dude I'm starting out making some mixes but with some pretty poor equipment tbh, it's just completely on my laptop using free software, but I'm wondering, is it really important to be good with instruments to get good, cos you clearly are, or day reckon I can manage with my pretty poor knowledge? Either way great vids dude and you really should be signed to a label or summat?

Cheers, slizzer.

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@TheSlizzer348 thanks man..lots of ppl are not good with instruments and u really don't need to be since it's a lot of computer stuff..i just like adding the live element to give it some soul. reason is a great software to start with..lot's of ppl like fruity loops and i've seen it's power despite everyone talking shit about it..i use ableton and reason together..cheers

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@TheSlizzer348 thanks man..lots of ppl are not good with instruments and u really don't need to be since it's a lot of computer stuff..i just like adding the live element to give it some soul. reason is a great software to start with..lot's of ppl like fruity loops and i've seen it's power despite everyone talking shit about it..i use ableton and reason together..cheers

[T16Akatsuki]

nice headphones, those wouldn't happen to be sennheiser HD 428's would they?

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@T16Akatsuki they are sennheisers but don't remember what model

[T16Akatsuki]

@goodlyfeaddikts they are haha. very nice video by the way

[ak47artillery]

my respects!

[apc80tool]

teach me seriously i just subscribed and really excited on what you can do.

[Jr0Music]

WELL DONE

[GroundPhobia]

I'm going to have to find an easier way to do a remix cuz this is way to fucking hard, but beast in every way possible, deserves mils of views tbh.

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@GroundPhobia thanks man

[thedeerish]

you should definitely get way more views on this man

[SwagsHD]

ur awesome

[Trapskii]

Love the final result bro!

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@Trapskii thanks :)

[babyrandellio]

woah dude.

[fatmungus]

amazing, such a good tutorial bro, keep it up ;)

[CrowderDak]

That was awesome, it was really cool to see the whole process. Makes my first ghetto garageband mashups seem terrible haha.

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@CrowderDak keep at it man :)

[Skyloox]

very nice

[MrJustinmoyles]

your amazing bro

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@MrJustinmoyles thanks man..i try :)

[illtellyouasecret]

dude how did you make that wobble bass? arrrrgh

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@illtellyouasecret got some free wobble patches for reason you can download and dissect..it's on my channel. cheers

[GlowSounds]

great tut :) how do u know how many bpm  a song is?

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@GlowSounds you can usually look it up..if not play the song to a metronome and figure it out that way

[RISEmtn]

@GlowSounds on virtual dj or any dj program it tells you

[lilvboe]

Nice. Now ill use what ive learned to create a masterpiece!!

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@lilvboe haha go get em!!

[cassauk]

american dubstep is for pussies uk rules dub

[goodlyfeaddikts]

@cassauk i think you meant to say american dubstep is for getting pussy :D

[Vic4King]

Nice :)) but your eyes are pretty scaring me XS

[1Multisonic]

nice tutorial =) very interesting to see how people build up their dubstep tracks!