Thanks for the opinion! I guess I didn't seamlessly mix trance and dubstep, It's more like I gave and took qualities from the two and put them together. And now..............Did you like the song?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KizMDyBCH_I&feature=plcp

Could somebody tell me if I did a good or bad job putting trance and dubstep into one song?

I installed JACK, but I can't find a place to download RealTime so that I can use JACK.

Seriously guys, is there anything left i can do?

I've found that I can get a cool dubstep tone by playing around with the SID synthesizer and then adding the "Audio Divider (Suboctave Generator)" LADSPA Effect that comes with LMMS.

EDIT: When Using the Suboctave Generator, I usually turn the Denominator function all the way to 8.

I'm not entirely sure what your problem is, but nobody can press charges on your work just because they recognised some samples that come with LMMS. LMMS is open source and so nobody can get into trouble using them. BTW I would be interested in seeing your video.......Link please!

I know that the user LaserBlade has performed at several parties using LMMS along with other software such as JACK and Audacity. Unfortunately though, I don't think he's been here or on youtube for a few days now. When he turns up he'll have some good advice to give you!

My reply to Owallgren: Windows 7; LMMS version 0.4.13; Yamaha Education Suite 2

My reply to LaserBlade: I tried that, but like I was saying, I couldn't get LMMS to display "MIDI USB". I did eventually (after the post) but I still could not controll a preset (track) after I had selected it.

owallgren wrote:Those are for Hydrogen only and you can delete them.

Hey, no problem man! I guess Owallgren answered your other question, but I'm glad I could help!

If you want good examples of Complextro, the best music to look at is by Porter Robinson. He's the one who coined the term in the first place to describe his own music. He said that in Complextro, you make a riff melody by changing the sounds instead of the notes. Lots of sounds in close succession....