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Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 24th, 2016, 10:09 pm
by DJ Void
Just finished a new track. Some parts are still a tad muddy on mono, so please listen to it on stereo cx but I think this is, once again, the best track I've ever done, what do you guys think?
https://soundcloud.com/djvoid-official/ ... ross-roads
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 24th, 2016, 11:55 pm
by brandystarbrite
This is really fun and melodiously enjoyable to listen too.

Don't worry about the muddy parts. It still sounds clear and clean enough.

Lovely
growl sounds. You used them like a master in this one.
DJ Void wrote:but I think this is, once again, the best track I've ever done, what do you guys think?
I have no doubt about that. Your Lmms skill points level, has increased to
Lv. 100.
Now you can use the master sword and level up, even more.

Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 1:52 am
by DJ Void
brandystarbrite wrote:
This is really fun and melodiously enjoyable to listen too.

Don't worry about the muddy parts. It still sounds clear and clean enough.

Lovely
growl sounds. You used them like a master in this one.
DJ Void wrote:but I think this is, once again, the best track I've ever done, what do you guys think?
I have no doubt about that. Your Lmms skill points level, has increased to
Lv. 100.
Now you can use the master sword and level up, even more.

No I know on stereo it's fine, imo it sounds bad on mono speakers, Idk, as far as the sound being cross-speaker unison, I'm a bit of a perfectionist Ig xD
Glad you liked it, and yeah those wet growls are sick aren't they? Made the wet ones in massive. Then I have Itussigis meat growl in there (I'm sorry I know, unoriginal of me, but I cant help it, I love it soooo much). Then the wobbles were synth1, and the cooker lead was ZynAdd. I'm actually gonna release a bunch of cool synth1 growls, wobbles, and leads and stuff in a tutorial here soon xD
But yeah, thanks brandi

Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 2:04 am
by DJ FlyingPankakez
DJ Void wrote:brandystarbrite wrote:
This is really fun and melodiously enjoyable to listen too.

Don't worry about the muddy parts. It still sounds clear and clean enough.

Lovely
growl sounds. You used them like a master in this one.
DJ Void wrote:but I think this is, once again, the best track I've ever done, what do you guys think?
I have no doubt about that. Your Lmms skill points level, has increased to
Lv. 100.
Now you can use the master sword and level up, even more.

No I know on stereo it's fine, imo it sounds bad on mono speakers, Idk, as far as the sound being cross-speaker unison, I'm a bit of a perfectionist Ig xD
Glad you liked it, and yeah those wet growls are sick aren't they? Made the wet ones in massive. Then I have Itussigis meat growl in there (I'm sorry I know, unoriginal of me, but I cant help it, I love it soooo much). Then the wobbles were synth1, and the cooker lead was ZynAdd. I'm actually gonna release a bunch of cool synth1 growls, wobbles, and leads and stuff in a tutorial here soon xD
But yeah, thanks brandi

Massive works now with LMMS? Because if it does. I know what I'm asking for for Christmas.

The vst page still says it freezes or something like that,
EDIT: Did some looking. It works for Linux. But not Windows...which sucks, because I don't necessarily like Linux.
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 2:33 am
by DJ Void
DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:EDIT: Did some looking. It works for Linux. But not Windows...which sucks, because I don't necessarily like Linux.
It works fine for windows, that's what I'm on, just as long as you have at least 4 gigs or so of ram. Never froze on me ever before.
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 3:16 am
by DJ FlyingPankakez
DJ Void wrote:DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:EDIT: Did some looking. It works for Linux. But not Windows...which sucks, because I don't necessarily like Linux.
It works fine for windows, that's what I'm on, just as long as you have at least 4 gigs or so of ram. Never froze on me ever before.
Yay! Will check for ram tomorrow. I'm now pretty excited about Christmas.

Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 4:13 am
by DJ Void
DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:DJ Void wrote:DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:EDIT: Did some looking. It works for Linux. But not Windows...which sucks, because I don't necessarily like Linux.
It works fine for windows, that's what I'm on, just as long as you have at least 4 gigs or so of ram. Never froze on me ever before.
Yay! Will check for ram tomorrow. I'm now pretty excited about Christmas.

Yeah massive and serum are wonderful. You can do most of the same sounds in ZynAddSubFX and Synth1 though, just got to be creative :p If you want I can send you some nice presets I have for those 2
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 4:48 am
by DJ FlyingPankakez
That would be cool! Thanks! I bet if I really took the time to sit down and experiment I'd be able to understand zyn and synth1, but on zyn, there are just so many knobs. And from what I have seen on Massives website, it's like a all in one interface. Which is very appealing to me. And Those growls you made with it were sick.
EDIT: the tested vst page says that massive is not compatable with the Windows version of LMMS. Might want to get that changed.
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 5:14 am
by DJ Void
DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:That would be cool! Thanks! I bet if I really took the time to sit down and experiment I'd be able to understand zyn and synth1, but on zyn, there are just so many knobs. And from what I have seen on Massives website, it's like a all in one interface. Which is very appealing to me. And Those growls you made with it were sick.
EDIT: the tested vst page says that massive is not compatable with the Windows version of LMMS. Might want to get that changed.
Well I dont run the site xD But yes, if you want to be extra sure, Syrum is simular and just as wonderful and is 100% compatible
Re: Cross Roads (Dubstep)
Posted: September 25th, 2016, 5:19 am
by brandystarbrite
DJ Void wrote:It works fine for windows, that's what I'm on, just as long as you have at least 4 gigs or so of ram. Never froze on me ever before.
Wooah!
Massive needs 4 gigs of RAM? Now that things packin.
DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:That would be cool! Thanks! I bet if I really took the time to sit down and experiment I'd be able to understand zyn and synth1,
Yep. You'll be surprised when you learn/accidently learn, how to make unique sounds.