Hey!

Here's a tune that I finished recently and I thought you guys might like it!

Yes that vocal is me, indeed.

Let me know what you think!

Enjoy!

Hey guys!
I'm 100% self-thought producer and I learned basically everything on the internet, mainly Youtube. And I still remember that almost every tutorials that I watched said that you have to cut out every single dB of low frequencies unless it is a bass or kick. But I couldn't understand why I should do so since I could definitely hear that It sounds much more rich when I did not high pass everything. I know that low frequency range is really important and can be messed up really easily if you're not careful enough. Also that's one of the reasons why you use side-chain.
But am I doing it wrong? Or it's just a myth?

I recently started to use down-pitched snare as a tom and it sounds pretty good. Of course with bunch of FX and editings.
How do you guys make tom?
Do you guys even make it? or just use samples?

So I was recently revisiting all of the Porter Robinson's old stuffs such as 'Say My Name', 'Hello', 'I'm on fire', 'Less Go' Remix and other stuff. Also some of the Madeon's live exclusive tracks like 'Ubelkeit' and 'Monarch'. And I found that all of these tracks that I mentioned use a really fat sounding saw bass with the sine/triangle sub bass. I tried to remake those sounds but it's not even close. Any tips? 

Thanks.