The kick really needs to be punchy, short, sharp and hard-hitting…. I mean, those 808 -style low hip hop boom kicks doesn’t seem to work very well (and there’s most likely going to be some mixing issues as the 50Hz and below area will just get too crowded as the bassline is going to be ruling that frequency range). First, the kick: I’ve found that a kick drum with a power and punch in around the 100-120Hz area and not too long sub tail works well in Dubstep. I’ll start a new FL Studio project and set the project tempo to 140bpm (in Dubstep, tempo is usually around 140bpm). Instead, I used the Deadmau5 XFER commercial sample pack for thatĪlright, let’s get this thing rollin’! Choosing The Drum Samples
In my example beat, I used some really cool third-party plugins (all free!): Glitch by Illformed, CMT Bitrcusher, Rough Rider by Audio Damage and Le456 by LePou.Īlso, I didn’t create my own drum samples. For a Dubstep beat, you’ll need to create a syncopated drum rhythm using punchy kick, punchy snare with a touch of reverb (big snare is important in good Dubstep beat!), plus some hihats and a modulating (wobble) bassline with wall shaking sub bass tones.
I managed to put it together by listening some commercial Dubstep tracks on Beatport and made notes what are some of the most essential elements in this genre and based on that created my own. In fact, the example beat you’re about to hear is my first ever Dubstep beat. Now, to be honest, I’m not an expert in this genre. I’m using these samples already so go and download this free package! Listen the sound exanples in the download page.In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a Dubstep beat in FL Studio (or how I created one).
To ensure the best quality for the customer. All loops and key and tempo (140BPM) labeled to make it easy for you to quickly put a track together.Each sample is 24Bit and processed through high end gear. With heavy crunchy beats, deep ball busting basslines and some nice organic lush music and synth loops thrown in for good measure. This weeks collection sees Spunkface Samplers go back to some nice low rumbling dupstep. Here’s more info (quote from Spunkface website): Well, I suggest you start from this free package of dubstep samples by the Spunkface Samplers. If you’re looking for other good FREE samples, check out our Freebies section, or check out Loopcloud (300 FREE samples when you sign up)ĭubstep has been a hot genre for a while now and to make your dubstep tracks sound slamming, you need top quality samples. Their domain has been taken over by an adult website. EDIT: Spunkface Samplers no longer exists.
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