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Is that beat stuck in your head the DJ was playing last night?
Do you wish you could make broadcast quality beats like that?
Well I came accross DubTurbo and now you can and I do!

......who knows, one day soon instead of buying music, YOU'LL BE SELLING YOUR OWN SIGNATURE BANGERS FOR TOP DOLLAR!

They also help you generate revenue & exposure with the very beats you create using thier software.



  • DT Sequencer - You're Gonna Love It!
FEATURES: Keyboard shortcuts everywhere so you can maneuver around the ap and produce FAST!
Familiar panel layout to big DAW's and production tools make this EASY to use,
and easy to transition into other software later in your career.
We also link you to our contests and submission section from this screen to keep you fresh.

  • DUBturbo BadAss Drum Machine Panel
FEATURES: EVERY Pad has a keyboard trigger assigned to it (going 1-10 (zero) moving up the keyboard) so you can bang in your beats on the keyboard you type on like you were on an MPC! THIS IS SICKKKKK < Must Try It! There's a little demo for you below.

  • 4 Octave Wicked Sampling Keyboard
FEATURES: Two octaves of the four are controlled by your keyboard (the one you type on), So you can play your melodies using keys, NO NEED FOR MIDI CONTROLLERS - This is standalone - and proud! You get everything here from pianos, to saxes, stabs, hiphop hits, quirks, bass, bells, and top shelf samples all around to ensure authenticity in each beat! And you can import your own sounds easily.

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Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Creating rhythm in beat makers

This post is a continuation on from my article which you can view here at Ezinearticles.


As Featured On EzineArticles

Picking the correct drums to get the right sound for trance is a must if you want have the right sound and feel for your track. Trance tracks tend to be quite tight rather than ‘boomy’ this keeps the entire rhythm section sounding fairly strong to produce the four-to-the-floor solidity.

To reproduce for your kick try using a 90 Hz sine wave and modulate it with a positive pitch envelope with medium release. If you can adjust the envelope then try a concave shape rather than convex.

In the next few days we will look at getting the snare right

Posted by Lennonac at 13:48

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