Dubstep Some advice please

[GV1]

I was messing with a horn sample in Kontakt and turned it into something mad. But after resampling over and over I still feel the actual bass sound is missing something.

I thought I'd ask on here because you guys are dirty. And these sort of sounds come from DnB.

https://soundcloud.com/gv1uk%2Fshitting-bricks
Drums are weak, just there to fill the gap for the moment. I'm currently working on the bassline. What sort of advice can you give for getting more grit out of it? I love how sounds sort of morph into another sound that's similar. That's something to learn eventually tho.

Cheers.

 

[StratosFear]

There doesn't seem to be enough low end, it's mostly mids and highs. Layering it with a sub would help, I think.

 

[GV1]

There doesn't seem to be enough low end, it's mostly mids and highs. Layering it with a sub would help, I think.

Thanks StratosFear, I had a feeling it was the sub. I never seem to get the subs right when working with samples. I've tried layering the same sample an cutting of the high end on one of them. But, when you start dealing with transitions and resampling without a sub, adding the sub after becomes problematic.

 

[spung3]

Layer a nice fat Saw over it too.

 

[CPR]

Thanks StratosFear, I had a feeling it was the sub. I never seem to get the subs right when working with samples. I've tried layering the same sample an cutting of the high end on one of them. But, when you start dealing with transitions and resampling without a sub, adding the sub after becomes problematic.

you shouldnt really rely on a sample giving you your sub end, after resampling/distorting multiple times, a samples low end tends to also distort and not in a good way.
from my experience id say the same as stratosfear, layering a sub underneth would do the trick.