A friend and I are going to get into making Dubstep/Riddim, any advice?
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He used to make EDM in high school and used to use FLStudio but we've both decided to go in together on Ableton Suite. Currently I don't have access to a PC/laptop so I will have to wait and use FLStudio Mobile until I get a laptop and can download Ableton. He has previous experience (as I just said) but this is really my first time making music electronically, though I've been playing percussion and stringed instruments since I was 7 years old.
Any advice?
Post number #365012, ID: 3733c7
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kys
Post number #365121, ID: 750345
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>>365012 And fuck rightly off, cunt
Post number #365235, ID: 8e16c3
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>>365012 Fucking summer fags
Post number #365372, ID: 5d433a
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I think you could start by looking for some drumkits/sample packs. And some synthetizer plugins and presets. This way you can get familiar with the genre and discover what you like to hear, so you know what you want to do when you come to making your own presets.
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| He used to make EDM in high school and used to use FLStudio but we've both decided to go in together on Ableton Suite. Currently I don't have access to a PC/laptop so I will have to wait and use FLStudio Mobile until I get a laptop and can download Ableton. He has previous experience (as I just said) but this is really my first time making music electronically, though I've been playing percussion and stringed instruments since I was 7 years old.
Any advice?