: Once recorded, you must use software to turn these raw sounds into electronic ones. Pitching sounds down creates deep bass, while adding heavy distortion and compression gives them the "aggressive" dubstep edge. Structuring the Track : Tempo : Set your project to roughly 140 BPM .
: Use a microphone to record different "paper sounds" that mimic traditional dubstep elements: Kick Drum : A heavy "thump" on a stack of paper or a desk. Snare/Clap : A sharp flick or a loud paper rip. A Dubstep Maker
: The sound of wobbling or flapping a large, stiff sheet of paper. Hi-Hats : Lightly crinkling or tapping the paper. : Once recorded, you must use software to
Yes, you can actually create dubstep music using just a sheet of paper and a microphone as your primary "instruments". : Use a microphone to record different "paper
: Place your "paper snare" on the 3rd beat of every bar for that classic half-time feel. Paper-Based Dubstep Alternatives