Filthy Patches RIDDIM II

Filthy Patches RIDDIM II: A Sample Pack for Dubstep Lovers

If you are looking for some fresh and heavy sounds for your dubstep productions, you might want to check out Filthy Patches RIDDIM II. This is the second installment of the best selling sample series by Filthy Patches, a sound design company that specializes in dubstep, trap, glitch hop and other bass music genres.

Filthy Patches RIDDIM II consists of drum kits, bass loops, bass shots and presets for different VSTs. Every loop and one-shot of bass is key labeled and each of the 50 Massive presets comes with full macro controls auto-assigned which allows to modulate the sounds. You will also get 15 presets for Serum, another popular synth plugin for dubstep.

This sample pack is inspired by the underground dubstep scene, where artists like Skrillex, Zomboy, Virtual Riot and others are pushing the boundaries of sound design and creativity. You will find brand new sound signatures alongside the most emblematic wobbles of the genre. Whether you want to create riddim, swamp, trench or wonk style tracks, this pack has you covered.

Filthy Patches RIDDIM II is now available at Beatport Sounds for the price of $19.95. You can listen to a demo of the pack on SoundCloud and see how it sounds in action. If you are a fan of dubstep and want to spice up your tracks with some filthy patches, don't miss this opportunity to grab this amazing sample pack.

But creating a dubstep track is not just about making a killer drop. You also need to think about the structure, the intro, the breakdown and the outro. These are the parts that will build up the tension and anticipation for your drop, as well as provide some contrast and relief afterwards.

One of the most important elements of a dubstep track is the kick drum. The kick drum is what drives the rhythm and energy of your track, and it needs to be punchy, powerful and tight. You can use samples or synthesize your own kick drums, but make sure they are well processed with EQ, compression and saturation. You also need to make sure they don't clash with your bassline, so use sidechain compression or volume automation to duck the bass when the kick hits.

Another essential element of a dubstep track is the bassline. The bassline is what gives your track its character and identity, and it needs to be varied, interesting and catchy. You can use different types of bass sounds, such as sub bass, mid bass, growls, wobbles, screeches and more. You can create your own bass sounds using synthesizers like Massive or Serum, or use samples and manipulate them with effects like distortion, filtering, modulation and more. You can also use ReCycle to chop up your bass loops and rearrange them for more diversity.

But don't forget about the other sounds that will add flavor and texture to your track. You can use pads and leads to create melodies and harmonies that will complement your bassline. You can use samples of vocals, instruments, sound effects and more to add some organic and atmospheric elements to your track. You can also use percussion loops and hits to add some groove and movement to your track.

Finally, you need to mix and master your track to make it sound professional and polished. You need to balance the levels of your sounds, apply EQ and compression where needed, add some reverb and delay for space and depth, and use some stereo widening and limiting for loudness and clarity. You can also use some mastering plugins or services to give your track a final touch. aa16f39245