140 Minimal Dubstep Tutorial in Ableton

Fully diving into the epic minimal, garage influenced dubstep sound that is popping off at the moment!

[groundflowers]

Okay but this one smackssss - super glad you broke this down

[colourbasscolourbassweapon]

Minimal Dubstep is just good old school uk dubstep

[FluidBlow]

These drum/percs are so crisp and yummy! Nice tutorial thanks :)

[mzshepherd]

Mean.. any chance you would reload up that project file? Super informative thanks 🙏 appreciate it

[benstrong]

really nice video mate! any plug-ins you know of i could use in place of spectral time?

[revolutionasmr]

As an avid listener of EDM bass music dubstep whatever you want to call it, I will most definitely say that that point at 5 minutes and 20 seconds where you said. Oh that's interesting and then reverted back to the original. You definitely should have stuck with the interesting accident that you made there that was so fire and you didn't even know it at the time. If you would have looped that sound, you would have added a whole layer to your track. Would have made it way more resonant too

[joenicedj]

Love this. Subscribed and followed on IG

[GimkuVonLePhuque]

yo man, good tutorial, loving the garagey vibe, is there any chance youd cover plucky sounds like nick the lot makes? because nobody covers them and they sound really solid

[DnBLearning]

Your vids are the best, 24 hours is nothing 😂 im gutted i missed this any chance of an extension? 🙏

[atlanticks]

I'm pretty new to production, and I've been finding something a little challenging: How do you keep track of your swing across the different elements in the track when your not just using global swing settings? I understand how swing works, moving the "in between" or "every other" 16th note, but how do you ensure the swung notes from different stuff is in syn? Just by ear or do you keep track when adding notes?