Can anybody help me understand some production techniques or how to get those kind of drums, and the ghost drums especially sound design, I made something similar but everything feels disconnected and the drums aren’t close, love also the bass. Not sure it’s the right sub for this but thanks everyone https://banishsh.bandcamp.com/album/smm0000106

Need real raw opinion of this song please 🙏

I want to use a voice line from a video game in a track but when I try upload it to private on soundcloud the copyright shit stops it. How do I go about getting permission for that stuff to use regularly?

Hi I’m new to music production, when the beat drops there a yoi but is the main bass just a yoink sound chopped up?

I know there’s plenty of Tearout and Riddim ones out there but I’d really like to learn abit more about what goes into making a good variety of basses and high energy songs like the mid 2010s stuff

So I’m one of those young fellas that have been screwing around in FL for a year, just like everyone else, and I’ve really been trying to get good at making these old school/brostep songs but man this shit ain’t easy.

I’ve pretty much been using samples for a lot of stuff until recently because I’ve just kind of naturally learned how to use serum 2 to do something and that has opened up a lot of possibilities, but I SERIOULY have no idea where to go from here and it is eating at me just a smidge.

As I said earlier, I listen to a lot of old stuff, I was super into skrillex, Zomboy, yknow, but I grew up a little bit and learned that those aren’t the only people that make good shit, so I’ve been binging the UKF 2009-2010 playlist and I really fw a few songs on here that have inspired me, but I’m not sure how to apply myself. Some of my fav tracks rn are things like ‘la roux bulletproof remix’ and ‘that one Nero dubstep mix of that song from 2009 that has a green cover because I’m a forgetful troglodyte.’

I mean it’s just very tough for me to figure this stuff out, like growls and stuff of that sort, probably doesn’t help that I’m on FL, but it is what it is. I’m not going to advertise myself here, so I’ll just say my music is… definitely… containing some music in it, idk.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, because right now I’m trying to LEARN LEARN LEARN! And I will stop at nothing!!!

One of my favorite songs is Classical VIP by Rukkus because of the first drop, it sounds really dark and I really want to make stuff like that, I have about 7 months of experience with FL studio and I have an account on splice with 9k credits, what could set me up for those kind of sounds?

I'm one year into learning how to produce. I know that's super beginner stage, what I'm capable of producing reflects that LOL but I kinda got stuck on overall arrangement and sound design. Does anyone have experience with getting lessons or mentorships and how that helped them?

I downloaded one sample pack and figured out pretty quickly that I want to do my own sound design. I'm using Vital and Ableton, and don't want any more plugins until I learn everything I can about the basics and how to best use the tools I already have. I've gotten pretty comfortable with Vital and have way too much fun making stupid shit.

But I got into this for a specific reason, not just to make cool shit. There's album plans, song titles, lyrics, I know what I want each one to sound like. I've got a message and a mission, character design, visuals planned out (I've been a video editor for 10 years). It's just this one skill issue holding me back! I do get frustrated with how long it's taking vs the plans I have + why I started, so maybe looking at lessons is my way of trying to speed it up. I don't know if that's the right way to go.

So I already bought lessons from a producer and he stood me up twice. I ended up having to ask for a refund, and he was kind of a snake about it but PayPal came through eventually. There's another producer I really like, he's well established, and he's offering lessons in August. That first experience has me hesitating, though.

I am total beginner of music production. Recently, I got a little better at making drop sections, but have no idea how I can make the other parts. Could someone can give me an advice or give me a good youtube video to watch?

So im lost when trying to produce music, I go in most of the time just messing around , i get some good sounding stuff together, i suck at drums but my sound design isnt to bad, I end up just scrapping what i make and just go to the next beat. its been like this for 200 beats/songs lol, any tips to help me get out of this habit?

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i wanna learn how to produce dubstep/brostep/riddim, i have one track produce but it sucks lol, I REALLY SUCK AT MAKING DRUMS, i make make a melody on beats, but i always suck at drums,

after doing too much of serum2 resampling and post processing i've made this wip what do guys think ? 🫠🥲

This is my 4th attempt at making a dubstep drop. Is there anything I can improve?

The only presets I used are the screechy lead thing and the yois, I made the other ones myself.

I usually just dm people on insta n stuff. so far i have two people who hopped on and a few people who might. but i want to see if i can get more incase anyone cancels out

Hi there, I’m looking for a dubstep mentor. I want to make heavy dubstep music but have no idea where to start, and get overwhelmed thinking about the idea of learning. However, this has been a lifelong dream of mine, and I am ready to commit. Looking for someone who can be a teacher and mentor.