r/DubstepProduction

Trying out longer intros, more thought went into this one but one thing after another and it ended up fully orchestral! I started by time stretching the choir midi from 2 bars to 4 bars effectively doubling the time it took to complete a loop (Humana vocals Reason plugin). Then I added NN-XT advanced samples from Reason plugins for the orchestra, violin, cello, trombone and percs. I can add more to the crescendo but I wanted to see if this was a good direction before spending anymore time on it.

I can always try something else, so what do you think? Does it work with this tune or nah?

9/10 people wont recognise the lfo -> pan on the square synth

y'all will hear the echo on the drums tho

What about the chorus on the ...?

What do you think should I keep the reverse bass for the whole track or have it alternate as shown? My concern is it will be too jarring to switch, but then that could be the whole thing about it, forcing you to adapt to the other side...

Alright you soundcloud goblins, time for the annual “new producer thinks he’s him” post.

Name’s Cucks Pavillion.
Track’s called “Welcome to the Cum Zone.”

And before you ask, yes, it’s better than 90% of the fakeout spam getting posted here lately.

I got tired of hearing the same recycled square4 tearout presets layered over clipping drums, so I locked myself in FL for months and accidentally became cracked at production. Turns out learning how to mix actually helps.

This track’s got real groove, disgusting bass design, and drops that don’t sound like a microwave fighting for its life.

Honestly feels like I skipped the entire “making garbage for 5 years” stage.
Some of you are gonna hate it purely because your doubles can’t compete. That’s okay.

Here’s the tune:
https://soundcloud.com/cucks-pavillion/cucks-pavillion-cumzone

Play it loud or keep making quarter-note sustain riddim for another decade. 🔊

been working on this for a bit over a week now, is it good enough to release or should i change it up a bit?