I believe that everyone in the entertainment industry
especially the music industry knows well that the hottest concept or music genre
from 2012 till now is electronic sound and dubstep. Currently, there are so
many different music tracks that collaborate with these types of sounds.
According to naver.com, dudstep is one of electronic dance music genres that
started in South London, England in early 2000 and uses powerful low-frequency
bass and drum in slow tempo with 2-step rhythm.
However, it is not an easy thing to make such
an attractive digital sound for who doesn’t understand all the complicated
signal flows, processes and sound design methods well. I’m not saying that it
is impossible to make these sounds without knowledge. I’m just saying that it
is extremely hard to make unique sounds without them.
Last week, I tried to buy some string virtual instrument for my current game sound
design project. While I was browsing the websites to find right one, I found
the easy and simple virtual dubstep instrument called DUBSTEP from 8Dio. So I
have researched it and planed to buy one.
Initially, the company, 8Dio, is famous
with their virtual classical string instrument such as Adagio Strings and
Mandolin. With all classical instruments, 8Dio has recently released their
first electronic sound virtual instrument called DUBSTEP. My first impression
was that this virtual instrument is extremely easy to use and make awesome
sound. I don’t have to manipulate all the EQs, compressors and automations to
generate dubstep sound especially bass and wobbling sound. It is already set up
for the specific dubstep sound and easy virtual knobs to change their
parameters. Also, I can make different sound layers with this instrument and
sum them up to create unique sound.
In the company website, they also have
easy instruction and introduction videos to give good tips to users and
potential customers. In my opinion, 8Dio’s DUBSTEP is a good and easy dubstep
and electronic music virtual instrument for those of you who just start to make
electronic dance music and have a hard time to figure out the mechanism of
dubstep sound.
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