Dub Techno Track Breakdown 01

Hey there, dub techno enthusiasts!
In today's video, we're diving deep into the hypnotic world of dub techno grooves. I'll be breaking down every element that makes this genre so captivating, from the ethereal main theme dub chords to the rumbling low-end textures.
Here's what we'll cover:
• Crafting those signature dub chords
• Layering atmospheric tracks for depth
• Sculpting the perfect dub techno drum patterns
• Mixing techniques to achieve that spacious, dubby sound
I'll be using samples from the DUB CHORDS VOL 01 sample pack throughout this tutorial. It's packed with all the essentials you need to create authentic dub techno vibes.
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Whether you're a seasoned producer or just dipping your toes into the genre, you'll pick up some valuable tricks to elevate your dub techno game.
Thanks for tuning in! If you found this breakdown helpful, make sure to grab the DUB CHORDS VOL 01 - It's the perfect starting point for your next dub techno masterpiece.
Happy producing, and see you in the next one!

[@lennyverne4948]

Nice idea regarding the Low chord grooving with the kick . . . I will be introducing that idea for sure . . Very nice video Andreas

[@AndreasRoet]

Thanks Lenny! Low chords blend nicely with other chords and create a very coherent overall sound. If you like share what you made here - love to hear what you do!

[@joshbassett]

Very nice track 👏 I recently discovered your channel and I am loving your videos on techno & dub techno production and sound design.
You've inspired me to go and record a whole lot of one-shot samples from my Virus TI (I have always just sequenced it with MIDI) and try to rearrange them in a sampler.

[@AndreasRoet]

Awesome to have you! How does sampling the Virus work out for you? Any pros and cons you like to share?

[@mdma1337]

nice

[@AndreasRoet]

Thanks brother 🩶

[@ronnie_cutmore]

i have a lot to learn . love these videos. sample pack is great too. thank you

[@AndreasRoet]

Thats great Ronni! Anything in particular that I could make a video about?

[@cursortoxyz]

Love your channel! Interesting choice of using Emin. How come that you picked this over C minor?

[@AndreasRoet]

Thanks man! I just happen to like the way E vibrates. From a production standpoint F# min would better, because F# is the lowest note club PAs can reproduce.😄

[@aspirtakis]

who work on studio one !