This is a dubstep remix of my own song (Rotocopter) that I made with Audiotool. I am relatively new to music production and am trying to get better. I used Ableton Live for everything except the wobbles, which are from two instances of Massive. I could have made it longer, but since I am still in the process of improving, I figured I would not waste my time. As I get better, my songs will get longer.

BTW the second drop is worth waiting for. I think.

Rotocopter (Chopper Remix)

This is an original song by me (AKA trumpetnbass) on Audiotool. With this original I was aiming for simplicity. I also made a remix of this as a dubstep tune. 

Rotocopter

This is a straight-ahead funk groove. I made this a while ago. Mixed in Audacity Beta 1.3.6. Enjoy.
The instrumentation is as follows:
Electric Guitar (clean wah)
Electric Guitar (distorted envelope-filter)
Electric Bass 
Drum Machine Loop from Monkey Machine (16-bars the entire song)
Cheap Yamaha Keyboard - Rotary Organ Preset
Trumpet (three parts) -recorded into headphones wired as a microphone (yes, I know it was stupid and foolish, but I was broke and hadn't gotten money enough for a field recorder yet)
This song did pretty well on Newgrounds many months ago, here's the link: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/403577


Phunk Inphestation

This was made when I first started using Ableton. I tried to make just a generic dubstep song that had the characteristics I was looking for in the genre.

Archetypes of Dubstep 1

While this may be considered heresy, I thought I would give it a try. I basically combined wobbled bass and drum corps power chords (a la The Blue Devils). It kinda' works. Made this on a whim.

DCIstep

I took an old tune (Teddy Bear's Picnic) and made it into a dubstep. Made with Audiotool. 

Wobble Bears Picnic

A beat-oriented song that is very placid. Not totally static, but not frantic either.


Chill Out

This is a cover of Skrillex's famous song done entirely on the Nintendo DS with the Korg DS-10. Basically created using only 6 simple oscillators and filters, each only controllable by 16 16-step patterns. Kind of like trying to draw the Mona Lisa on construction paper with 8 colors of crayons.

Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites [DS-10 Cover]

A new take on an old, old tune. Just up and did it on a lark in about an hour total. Used only free VST plugins.

Teddy Bears Picnic [Blaze Forth]

This is my rendition of a portion from a well-known movie soundtrack. It is the result of my dabbling with the cinematic and orchestral side of electronic music production. Listen for the big moment at 1:10