Dodge & Fuski dubstep production tutorial - #1 drums

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Software/samples used in tutorial:

Cubase 6 http://www.steinberg.net/
Wavearts Trackplug http://www.wavearts.com/
Vengeance Philta XL http://www.vengeance-sound.com/

Vengeance sample packs http://www.vengeance-sound.com/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• dubstep
• dodge
• fuski
• ukf
• tutorial
• production
• drums

[Sniffting]

I get the feeling that they hate each other secretly lol

[TipsiGypsi]

If you repeditively tap to 30 seconds in the video it looks like hes choking on cock

[Trumadoor]

when you talk about the bass sitting between the kick and the snare do you mean in the EQ, like setting the herts and such?

[neeharavi]

@OfficialGlowbox yeah im more of a drum machine guy, each to his own i guess :)

[JoachimGorrebeeck]

Nice Rusko hair

[OfficialGlowbox]

@neeharavi Oh sorry for sounding patronising then ;) i think there's a drum machine like you just described in Logic but i find using multitracks easier.

[Connor5594]

@Sniffting Ha You no! 

[neeharavi]

@OfficialGlowbox yeah i know about using buses, just didnt know the basic drum loading technique since in things like reason you had a specific drum machine whereas here you're just dragging samples into tracks

[Dreadfun1k]

You guys should do something about how to place hi hats and make them shuffle nicely. Of course loops work well, but sometimes you can't use loops.

[OfficialGlowbox]

@neeharavi I use Logic but I've used Cubase a little bit and I think the principle is the same on most DAW's. Just make a new audio track (as opposed to a software instrument track) and have one for each drum, so you can apply EQ and effects to each drum individually, and then use buses, so for instance I send all my kicks to a kick bus and all my snares to a snare bus etc... and then I send all my drums to a drum bus as well. Im sure there's tutorials for everything i've just said.

[neeharavi]

@OfficialGlowbox ahh fair enough, dont really know how cubase works hence the confusion... cheers :)

[OfficialGlowbox]

@neeharavi They're using samples so they just drag the sample into an audio track.