My first Attemp on fl stuidos(long ago)

[Dani Santos]

Comment what you think

 

[BoraMurdar]

+ for the effort
You'll need to work on mastering, dunno how good you're now...

 

[MikeV]

Nice try, but it lacks power....You need to work with dynamics and even a good compressor to give strength to kick drum.
A wider stereo field would be nice.....

If you need any mastering advices please don't hesitate to ask me

 

[Dani Santos]

+ for the effort
You'll need to work on mastering, dunno how good you're now...

Didnt used it since that music, but i have it still on my computer

Nice try, but it lacks power....You need to work with dynamics and even a good compressor to give strength to kick drum.
A wider stereo field would be nice.....

If you need any mastering advices please don't hesitate to ask me

I accept any help to improve my skill at anything

 

[BoraMurdar]

Well, I didn't make dubstep ever, but just some advises that are unique for every genre :

• One sound, one channel
• Give kick a boost, like MikeV said use compressor and some EQ to reduce high noises and add a sub-effect to the kick (or just change a kick)
• Sidechaning is mother of electronic music, use it and use it a lot
• Install Sylenth if you don't have it already
• Explore... I think that those guys who made FL Studio don't know everything what the program is capable of

 

[MikeV]

The best 2 VSTi synths for dubstep is Native Instrument: MASSIVE, and Sylenth.
Try to download custom sound packs for this music.
Sidechain technic is necessary but mostly on drums ( i use it also for vocals).
If you like to do something professional just forget FL, and try to learn ''Presonus'' or even a more simple one : REAPER.

Like BoraMurdar said, use a separate channel for each sound. This will make your final mix (before mastering) easier.
Use a limiter on master channel to be sure that your mix is not clipping.
Of course you will need vst effects to give some nice color to your track.
Reverb, Delay, Compressor, Limiter, Stereo wider, Mastering equalizer, and spectrum analyzer to check and correct what the human ear can not catch...

 

[Dani Santos]

The best 2 VSTi synths for dubstep is Native Instrument: MASSIVE, and Sylenth.
Try to download custom sound packs for this music.
Sidechain technic is necessary but mostly on drums ( i use it also for vocals).
If you like to do something professional just forget FL, and try to learn ''Presonus'' or even a more simple one : REAPER.

Like BoraMurdar said, use a separate channel for each sound. This will make your final mix (before mastering) easier.
Use a limiter on master channel to be sure that your mix is not clipping.
Of course you will need vst effects to give some nice color to your track.
Reverb, Delay, Compressor, Limiter, Stereo wider, Mastering equalizer, and spectrum analyzer to check and correct what the human ear can not catch...

Is there any video tutorial for that? I want to start with fl studio later i think if ichange to another program. I already have nexus because i was going to try trance and techno. Ill download massive and sylenth and try

 

[MikeV]