subsekt

Ive been hard at work the last couple of years making tunes, i now have a modest collection of roughly 10 tunes I'm feeling and would like to share them in the public domain with the hopes of earning some $, gaining a fan base and possibly doing some djing or something.. I guess theres quite a few o...

Alume wrote:Asc is killing it man. Did you hear his new album "The Farthest Reaches" on Auxilary?

Really inspiring stuff, also enjoying his live at ohm Berlin set right now.

Cheers for the comments/ feedback !

Yeah that video is awesome, it made me rethink my mixes in a big way particularly in regards to transients

Alume wrote:Asc, Sonitus Eco, Dino Sabatini and Edanticonf might be a start.

I was familiar with ASC from his jungle and dnb output a few years back, heard this just now and love it -

Lost to the Void wrote:Yeah I really like this, liking the main melody, works really well.
the mix could do with opening up, it feels a bit constrained and pressed together, and needs some room to breathe.

Thanks, i agree on the mix, I'm thinking a bit less reverb and more paced sequencing could work.

Cloaked wrote:Nice, autonomic vibes, like ASC or D Bridge etc. Some nice melodies buried in here too. Mix needs some work though, or maybe just some mastering.

I'm a big fan of both those artists, if your into that sound you should check out Nether too

An experiment in dub techno/ dnb..

Well this has been somewhat of a revelation for me today, thanks for your input guys!

So I've been listening to and studying a lot of tracks lately, mostly the dubby / tech side of dnb/ techno. What I've noticed is there seems to be a huge modulated reverb sound on a lot of these tracks, often particularly noticeable behind the snare. Heres an example - 49RSHC-vwW0 Ive tried gating r...

ICN wrote:I got it from this page

http://www.oldschooldaw.com/forums/inde ... pic=1372.0

This is awesome

I like to use compression a lot, sometimes quite drastically. I think as a beginner i underestimated the importance of compression quite a lot. The main thing i use it for is to control transients in the mix, i always end up with a comp (usually glue or kotelnikov) on the master bus to gell the mix ...

arkos wrote:
The transient designer in Alloy 2 is very good, especially when used in multi band mode.

yeah i use that a lot myself, usually just in single band mode. only transient designer type thing i have though

Pads are a constant thing of mystery to me.. i like to take Two instances of auto filter, one for mid one for sides, low cut with resonance and lfo on mid, run both into ping pong delay

Nice! I might give it a try at some point,as for now I've just created a preset in pro q via the sweeping sine wave through pink noise technique...

If all you want is to "flatten" your headphones, then just download the free demo. Even after it expires, that part will still work. The part that won't work anymore is the speaker/headphone emulation. That said, I find the speaker/headphone emulation really useful--to hear bass response on Japanes...

Very good, can't comment on technicalities right now.

This is awesome

Never messed around with multi band comp before, seems complicated

We used to travel up from Gatwick airport area to Blackmarket records, used to be good for dnb don't know what else. Years since I've been vinyl shopping now sold a load of vinyl just recorded them to my hard drive.