but it's so simple, dub is the easiest form of music to make imo. do you really think the early dub pioneers spent days trying to fine tune their sounds? everything about it is simple, thats why it's so good. don't think about it to much just do it. agreed. especially since even posting tutorials a...

Would this help:

http://www.ronnypries.de/tmp/ ??

Some barebone dubchord tutorial i wrote a while ago...

Synthwise you guys think way too complex. It doesn't need anything specific, just hit that c-minor on a low octave and you'll be fine with almost any polyphonic synth.

I spot a lot of old DX7 and PPG patches on those old Basic Channel etc tracks.

Think easy!

eMtEx wrote:overhyped sh!t!!! IMO

nothing comes to real hardware, or UAD or Focusrite!!!!!!

What a well-grounded expertise...



The glue pretty much does what you're looking for without adding too much of an own color to the mix. Good value for money!

netlabels in 95? must have taken years to download anything back then or was it low bit rates? Well, the official term was "tracking group" and the formats were mostly xm and it. mp3 wasn't used back then cause it was still fairly bad... But the overall idea was the same. Actually, in the...

Started making music on the c64 in '88 or something, went to Amiga and Protracker very soon and started making music for Demos/Intros and the like. First netlabel release in '95, vinyl in '96. Then the latter via Fasttracker, my own netlabel/label, then Buzz now Ableton. Good times.

Waldorf PPG all over the place.

Take Audio Damage or Voxengo for example. Those are way better sounding effects for a fraction of the Waves price.

http://www.audiodamage.com
http://www.voxengo.com

Just purchased EOS from AD and it's one hell of a reverb. For 50 bucks.