This video, via PropellerheadSW, features UK grime producer Preditah discussing his production process using Reason.
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Preditah On Producing Grime In Propellerhead Reason
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Dubstep Comes To Modular Synthesizers
This video, via rpocc, demonstrates the Wob-Wob Fader – a DIY filter designed for dubstep wub bass.
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The Sickness Step Sequencer Max For Live Tutorials
Sonic Faction has published 2 new Max for Live tutorial videos featuring The Sickness Step Sequencer for APC40 and Launchpad.
The Sickness Step Sequencer comes with purchase of The Sickness, a new synth for Ableton Live. This device turns your APC40 or Launchpad into a hands-on, command center for The Sickness.
BT’s 13 Angels On My Broken Windowsill
Synthesist and composer BT collaborated with time-lapse videographer Randy Halverson to create this gorgeous music video for his new track, 13 Angels On My Broken Windowsill, from his album, If The Stars Are Eternal, So Are You And I.
Arturia Intros Spark Dubstep
Arturia has announced availability of SPARK DubStep, a software suite dedicated to heavy-duty dubstep rhythm track construction.
Features:
- 30 different kits ranging from pure wobble anthems to revisited EDM and Hip Hop tracks on dub steroids.
- More than 960 pre-programmed MIDI patterns, that you can also customize to your needs.
- Made for live performance: FX Pad, Looper, Slicer and Real-time automation on all parameters.
- 14 high quality effects : Multiband Compressor, Reverb, Sub generator, Destroyer, Bit crusher, Multiband EQ, Chorus, Delay, Distortion, Phaser, Plate reverb, Flanger, Space pan, Limiter.
- Spark?s Step Sequencer makes track creation a breeze.
- Perfect integration: 16 independant audio outputs, midi I/O.
- Unparalleled sound quality based on virtual analog synthesis (TAE®) and high resolution sampling.
- Playable through any MIDI keyboard or drumpads.
How To Make An Aggressive Dubstep Bass In Reason
Max Rehbein (aka Dorincourt) explains his approach to making an aggressive dubstep bass:
Using the standard Reason devices, learn how to really get your sound to roar by using effects and how to make it sit well in the mix.
After this, you’ll be able to make that love-it-or-hate-it dirty wobble bass we all know!
via PropellerheadSW