ok, give me a few minutes, gotta rename files, url not posting right cause of percentage symbols...

Dubstep Two
This one was pretty much where I think it started getting good... Using one wobble sample, with lots of portamento and a reggae loop you will see I almost always use... Always sounds great when you smoking some cronic!

Dubstep Three
This one got a different feel to it, same wobble sample, working the portamento once again...

DubStep Four
Ok, I found another dubstep sample, sounds terrible to be honest, but I looped about 30 milliseconds of it n with the right portamento n volume fiddling mananged to get a woof woof effect, so I was well chuffed...

Dubstep Five
Ok, here I used a few little background loops, along with my loved wobble loop, n added some high tempo in the middle for extra effect cause I was loving it so much at that point I just had to get my jam in in my room quick, lols...

Dubstep Six
Ok, here I decided to lay down my own drumbeat, and same old wobble, portamento etc...

Dubstep Seven
Dubstep Seven, getting the hang of things now, lol... Oh n added one other sine wave sample for a pitch slide with, yup! you guessed it... Portamento!!!

Dubstep Eight
Ok, well on this one I decided to start out with the sign wave, n went for a semi chip tune kinda approach, ode to the past... You'll see them chip styles pop in for the chorus, lol...

Dubstep Nine
Ok, tryed something a little different on the drums n vibe, no more reggae... Not really feeling now, but I was pretty baked when I did this one...

First off, I'm not too much of a dubstep fan or much of a producer but I thought I'd chip in for some constructive (or destructive?) criticism.

The stuff you produced sounds very bare, doesn't have much depth. There isn't enough progression. Dubstep Two could have been shortened to at least half its length because of how repetitive it is.

Dubstep Three sounds like you tried to create some sort of DnB/Dubstep hybrid but it doesn't work well IMO. That pad you used is clashing with your wobble sounds.

If I may offer some advice I'd suggest you use more VSTs to create ambience effects (but less prominent than pads) and make use of automation clips of plucks and cutoffs to create more progression rather than just throwing your wobble out there (or is that the effect you were going for?)

In any case keep practicing and try to get some remix stems and more presets for your VSTs.

Edit: I see you posted another 5 songs - don't have the time or patience

Ok, still need to export 10 onwards, but here's another couple...
Instrumental Reggae Dubstep
Ok, this one I used a few dubstep samples, or well pretty much every sample I had to get the dubstep track, n a few background pads, regular wobble for most of the track...

The Message
Ok, for any of you who where around in I think it was 79, the bbc transmission was hacked n the message I mixed over a little bg I did quickly that isn't too obtrusive cause i love content of the message so much...
Wikipedia entry

Ali G Dubstep
Ok, Ali G season 1, where he used to get peoples to do little raps at the end of the show, I almost fell off my chair when I heard him get butros gali to say we should listen to bob marley, so I made a little beat...

wtf, it cut out my reply...

ok, well, i will try out vst pluggins, but i'm using modplug tracker which is oldschool style music program, more suited to making chip tunes, but great fun for working with noises n stuff in general... An example of a tune made using 1 sample... a bassdrum...
Minimize That Ish

You're late, dubstep ain't trendy anymore. Now everyone listens to Avicii and s**t.

whats avicii? pmbguy, watch the eq of em glitches with your 32note snares n s**t, they sound too ugly. altho, some alright melodies. keep it up. altho i dont listen to this anymore

https://soundcloud.com/tzr/tzr-spectre here is for some learning. quality s**t

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=934Bw_bzGJo here. i very much recommend you follow this guy, his music and his tutorials on youtube. hes very innovative and his tuts are very nice

Dubstep Eleven RMX

Ok, thanks for the tips, same old samples, etc, but a bit more complicated n yet chilled out at the same time... Gotta be stoned to feel this one properly,