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If your dubstep don't sound like the mutt's nuts yet, then it's your skills.
I'm definitely not a pro but in this case the problem is more about getting the sounds to sound right. I layer, EQ (sumtimes multiple times), compress, limit, even sumtimes duplicate channels and pan each to a different ...

I get it now, the songs i load on my tracks sound good because theres things going on behind what my speakers will allow me to hear, making it harder for me to know what goes into the sound design.

One thing I can't figure out is why some instruments i use glitch out. Massive for example, right ...

So basicly what your saying is that even if i didn't get the interface and monitors, it is still possible that my tracks could still turn out professional sounding if i knew exactly what i was doing, but the monitors, interface, and acoustic environment make it easier to hear whats going on if i don ...

by the way, I go for the dubstep feel so the majority of my music is synth basslines that have really intricate sounding bass. so is it that my skills just aren't there yet or is it my hardware?????

Hello, I need some expert advice for audio interface's sound quality. If I play a professionally mastered song my DAW and it has good sound quality through my speakers, does that mean that I should be able to design my sounds to be as accurate with the interface the i already own, or will buying a ...

here are some things that i believe would attract a large crowd to ableton:
1. Multi-colored spectrum waveforms such as in traktor or serato (makes it very easy to see whats going on in your mix's frequency-wise, thus making mixing more accurate)

2. Detachable arrangement view for users who use ...

here are some things that i believe would attract a large crowd to ableton:
1. Multi-colored spectrum waveforms such as in traktor or serato

2. Detachable arrangement view for users who use multiple screens such as in Reason. (effect rack, clip/pattern view in one window and arrangement/session ...