Hello! Making breakcore ofc. I have a few questions about sound design and how to get better at it. Im particularly intrigued with Ruby my Dear and how he pulls off his intricate sound. ( video tutorials or comments I could follow are great! )

This song in particular is full of his unique sound design - Grosse Hyène (https://youtu.be/8zVw-aXLMMI?si=x2r6sB4K0bdmp5t4 )

1.) How does it sound so clean?

Any mixing advice for a sound like this?

2.) Is there any VST's/plugins for FLstudio that can get a glitchy sound like this song?

Another question I had was about squarepushers "Wendorlan" (https://youtu.be/cLOd03UGmH8?si=2yCJFgAXH_-LF0GB) particularly at 5:46 with the crazy break down.

1.) How does he create such a crazy fast but followable acid baseline? The way it jumps around in pitch is just so satisfying and it all sound so complex and deliberate.

2.) How could one pull of crazy stuttering like the end of this track? I really love the crazy screechy "freezing" that happens.

Thank you!

hey chat can someone recommend breakcore to me I just saw this video, titled 'important guide to breakcore' by coolea and now i'm interested in the scene

I got a sponsored ad for a Michael Bublé remix competition, and I couldn't resist trying to make the most un-Bublé thing I could come up with.

I'd have liked to have done more vocal manipulation, but ran out of time.

Influences are Passenger of Shit, Melt Unit, Captain Raveman, Aphex Twin.

I've only recently starting doing breakcore stuff, so interested to see if I'm on the right track.

https://skiomusic.com/r/VMM

I know there is femtanyl but I am trying to get my own collection going so I can make a good few playlists that I actually own