My fidget drum n bass/drumstep

Weaxer

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Thought I wanted to share my latest track. I usually make dubstep, but I just felt like making a drum n bass track and I've barely ever tried doing one before, but here goes;

http://soundcloud.com/weaxer/weaxer-puzzle-mind

Hope ya'll like it, leave some feedback :p
 
Not bad . . . I like the rhythm changes from half-time and back
to full time. It would be even better if you had a bridge in it though.

Keep it up . . . Hope you do well, but most of all, enjoy yourself if
it is your passion. :)

Cheers! - "Wiz"
 
Not bad . . . I like the rhythm changes from half-time and back
to full time. It would be even better if you had a bridge in it though.

Keep it up . . . Hope you do well, but most of all, enjoy yourself if
it is your passion. :)

Cheers! - "Wiz"

It's my passion indeed, money making as well haha. Still learning - been going for about 1,5 years. Structure is something I'm still quite bad at to be honest :p Thanks!
 
what did you make that in? ive had a crack at vocal chopping in reason, but didnt get the results i was expecting. V.nice track though
 
By the way, what software are you using? Reason? . . . Cubase?

Also, are you step-sequencing/pattern sequencing, or do you use a keyboard for input?
 
what did you make that in? ive had a crack at vocal chopping in reason, but didnt get the results i was expecting. V.nice track though

I'm an FL Studio user. Some people may like it, some may not, it's up to the producer and I feel comfortable with it, flows well. Mad easy vocal chopping in FL to be honest. Fruity Slicer/Slicex. Also using some delay, stereo shaper, some reverb and EQ, and you get that nice stuff.

By the way, what software are you using? Reason? . . . Cubase?

Also, are you step-sequencing, or do you use a keyboard for input?

I'm just using FL at the moment, probably staying with it for a while too :) I've got a midi keyboard to play around with, come up with stuff. Other than that I'm step-sequencing.
 
The newer versions of FL Studio are quite good from what I hear.
Of course, there will always be a dispute between the Cubase,
Reason, and FL Studio users. Ultimately, it comes down to the
quality of the samples, the VST plugins, and how clever the
user is in his use of the software.
 
The newer versions of FL Studio are quite good from what I hear.
Of course, there will always be a dispute between the Cubase,
Reason, and FL Studio users. Ultimately, it comes down to the
quality of the samples, the VST plugins, and how clever the
user is in his use of the software.

Exactly. Not quite sure why a lot of people hate on FL Studio. It's a great piece of software that does the job all the time. Guess it's known to be newbie friendly and got its bad name because of that. I'm sure some other DAW allows the user to do something specific a lot easier, while FL Studio does a lot of stuff easier too. FL Studio 10 is excellent imo.
 
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Enjoy the journey. It's a heck of a lot of fun and discovery. :)

Cheers! - "Wiz"
 
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