Listen To Eating In The Dark Dubstep Song By JaNgLz At Looperman.com

Very Very nice Janglz! Really diggin the vibe on this one...that crunched rythmic sound is really cool, sounds like a steel drum through dist. Nice atmosphere..I like the cut off pattern on the bass filter mod. I have been doing a few songs with that filter pattern and I think it gives the dubstep a more mechanical sound, which is what I.m going for when I make a dubstep track.

Sweet track dude! in the master I would kik up the low end a little more, or put a low sub sine oscillation with the same notes to give it more kick on the bass, but it isnt needed. very atmospheric track that induces paranoia my friend!

Cheers!

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I actualy dont use the mastering suite in Reason. I actually have My template set up to load my mixer without it. the only thing, Compression wise I use thats built into reason is the 8 band parallel compression effect..( If you right click on the hardware interface >creat effect>8 band parallel compression. Try it, It makes whatevr you got sound freakin amazing).

Then I adjust the master output level to where the VO - or perceived loudness I guess - is toppin off at 0 decibals (nothing but green on the peak indicators). The lower the mix level is the more room you have for compression in the master.

After I get the mix sounding the way I want it, I export to .wav and then import into wavlab where I do my mastering. I ususally compress the crap outta my clubbier stuff, you know get that shot bangin'. I hope this helps.

BTW if you just eq in Reason with the M-class EQ chained to your hardware interface, you will not have to worry about to much eq work n the master, then all yo have to do is add punch and compression, maybe some slight eq tweaks,but nothing major.

Take it easy!

Like the dark side vibe this gives off, nice dub-step qualities, great bongos, keep it up man