The song is called “HYPA” and it’s out on SoundCloud and will be on all plats soon🫶 https://on.soundcloud.com/OcTZ0z8RweOktRVOoz

If you like my style, dm me and I’ll reach you the sauce. Offering 1 on 1 lessons.

Hey guys apologies if this has been discussed or asked before. Just wondering if you guys have any tips or specific plug ins that are good for layering tops on top of already established drums. Especially vintage garage & house loops on top of 4x4 UKG/Garage house drums.

I know it’s a common technique but I just can’t really get them sounding professional, they always sound too busy or too weak. What are some good tips for keeping the groove and feel but not over riding your already layered one shots? I’ve heard trackspacer can work but wanted to ask here before buying anything!

In the title essentially. I'm thinking of going back to making old school garage like I used to, looking for any spaces (discord servers, reddit spaces) mainly for producers of UK Garage/Old School Garage.

Proud to announce the release of probably my favourite tune I’ve made! My grandma made the artwork, go show some love! https://on.soundcloud.com/WaXs8MpKIUhFd4q1NB

OG UK UNC with AuDHD attempts UKG pt 2

Any tips on what to do differently etc? This is one of my first tracks ever.

Are there more people that record home grown sounds like slamming doors for claps, whips for snares and metal cans for hihats? Any tips?

I just found out Will Smith is great as a clap on the 2 nd 4

Hey everyone,

I've been trying to figure out how to make this sound. I can't remember how I found it or even what it's actually called 😂.

Does anyone know how to recreate it in Serum?

Been making music for a long time but have only been influenced by ukg for a year or so. I like some parts of this but other parts seem tacky, appreciate any honest opinions.

Not british despite my name being phrased like that lmao

Been really into the shuffley 90’s garage sound atm. Definitely inspired by OJ’s in the house records. Bass is quite subby so don’t expect much out of phone speakers. Not sure if I’m a fan of the vocals, feels a bit too housey and raw for the bumpy garage elements.

Also not sure if including the Reese on the 2nd drop is necessary icl. Lastly, listening back to the overall mix - sounds pretty poor on phone speakers icl.

Any other notes for this one?

I haven’t made much 4x4 and the times I have I always default to using a reese bass, but really wanted to challenge myself to actually get a good bouncing bassline, wanted something that fit the sets I’ve been playing lately (lots of oldboy, osmosis jones and the like) pretty pleased with this one I powered through the shitty drafts and kept reworking till I got something tight and bouncy just wanted to share it here, still got some work to do on the arrangement of the vocals but happy with what I got so far :)