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I have recently found this channel from Yan Cook and he gives interesting tips on creating basslines, pads, patterns,... I find it very handy when looking for inspiration.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu_Bmq ... 2ie9bXFODg

youtu.be/8KnDiQQn1c8

Thank you very much Steve for the tutorial. I really enjoyed it and helped me to actually hear the compression effect on the sound. Already waiting for the next one!

I agree with all of you. What disappoints me the most about this trend is the low end. I can't stand those dry kicks with almost no bassline (at least in oaks stuff)

These streams are fantastic. Thank you very much! I really enjoyed the downwards one as well as the drone stuff.

Nice track Steve! I really liked Modularz stuff as it was part of my introduction to techno. However, I find latest releases a bit lack of inspiration But this EP sounds really well.

Thank you very much Steve! Both previous tutorials were great, Low end guide would be nice since you can explain at the same time eqing, bass design...

Regis - Cold Water (Substance Version)

Love the progression and the way elements appear.
youtu.be/AHEk_aadhtE

I'm discovering new drone techno labels, one of them is Faint.

I think they are from Spain.
Similar to Northern Electronics; but I find them more "punchy".

https://faintmusic.bandcamp.com/music

Really great EP! I specially like the 1st and 2nd ones

"Bless the children" is savage!

The blend between heavy percussion and melodic high pads is really really nice

Not very original my 1st choice but can't stop listening that loop
youtu.be/0ztzEuNzeHA



youtu.be/VyEx3q1qjZ4 specially at min 2

and
youtu.be/uEybDIqb0FQ

Just say that I heard last fabric mix (dvs1 one) and most of the tracks are bleep and bip bop sine sounds. Personally I don't want techno continue in this way xD Thats just DVS1's style. Minimal, hypnotic and groovy. That mix is packed full of groove. Cant compare it to the generic, 'dark' droney s...

Just say that I heard last fabric mix (dvs1 one) and most of the tracks are bleep and bip bop sine sounds. Personally I don't want techno continue in this way xD Have to say, though, that I'm discovering all birmingham/downwards/surgeon techno nowadays. But I think that kind of sound and groove isn'...

Mmm I don't think stanislav tolkachev and fanon flowers are too spanish xD they are ukrainian and american.

But the nearest I could achieve of that stanislav sound is playing with fm8 arpeggiator. Maybe you can try sequencers too, making loop in 5/4 instead of 4/4...

hahaha yeah I know the title seems a bit weird

https://www.mixesdb.com/w/2017-10-04_-_Ancient_Methods_@_Dommune,_Tokyo Does anyone know the track from round 00:46:00 ?? Thanks!! Aoud - SE MK II see this https://www.facebook.com/reveracorp/posts/883053701812253 It seems that it's gonna be re-released because they have deleted their soundcloud l...

I would like to know what do you think when you make drones, do you have in mind some certain kind of sound and try to evolve to "tell" something?; Or just use it to fill a 6 minutes track with a loop and make it not repetitive. I usually do the last case, and I feel like can't connect my loop with ...

youtu.be/AHEk_aadhtE

Just discovering all downwards discography, and trying to achieve some of their sounds in my productions ...

Lost to the Void wrote:youtu.be/V-1cJ6j0Bx0

wow, that kick is fantastic, will have to follow that artist from now on

I agree with some of the previously answers and recommend basically this forum. When i try to learn by tutorials or courses in video, i usually find them too slow in doing things. Therefore I prefer posts where you can read it quickly and try to do it in your daw.

I usually draw the notes directly with mouse, but I think it depends if you're focusing in some more melodic stuff or just a loopy simple melody (I'm in the last group)