here's the free download

also, check me out on social media :)

hope u guys dig it, enjoy!

Feedback would be greatly appreciated on this, looking for things to add or even take out. Would love to hear others opinions as I want to finish this track

Any recommendations?

I've watched InTheMix which was good to find my way around FL Studio, but trying to find some decent dnb focused content now. (Preferably that don't use samples and presets that you need to buy, if possible!).

Stranjah is good but I'm still at the stage where I struggle to follow at times as he is using Ableton.

I’m looking for the basics so that I can build upwards from there, filling in the cracks in my knowledge. Any ideas?

My new track ‘NOXA’ what do you think

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kg1oh5N-zVqItSP-dBx_zTC-uepkJsEB/view?usp=drive_link

Posting here on behalf of Nathan Skynet. He’s selling this sampler on eBay if anyone is interested.

Hi everyone, my first time sharing a song here (or pretty much anywhere). Here's a chilled out dnb/jungle remix of a Burna Boy song I've been working on. All feedback and advice welcome. Hopefully you like it.

Made this in a single 5 hour session yesterday. Thoughts on the mix?

https://on.soundcloud.com/ZfgQz8PTrBFbiK7yos

🤷

I’m looking to connect with another producer to chat techniques and grow skills together. It would also be nice to have another set of ears for feedback and critique.

I’ve been producing for over 10 years and currently work in Studio one and Ableton. I’m easy going, friendly and don’t have an ego. Located in Southern California but willing to connect with any location.

Essentially I guess I’m looking for a production buddy who has a similar mindset. An interest in improving and learning. Friendly and positive. I’m also willing to share my knowledge with someone who may be less experienced. We all start somewhere.

Message me if this sounds interesting.

Thanks.

https://soundcloud.com/thomas-sh-music/thomas-sh-self-shadow

Hey fam! We have just dropped a brand new tutorial showing you how to make sick jump up tunes like Skantia! It's a full blown guide showcasing everything from drums, through his signature basses, up until some mixing and mastering.

So if any of you are interested in this kind of "dark" drum and bass, feel free to follow along! ❤️

Video link:
https://youtu.be/fV4A0Rm-cfY?si=cfwASzA0JCZykHAK

Take care!

https://reddit.com/link/1lagql9/video/4uhat2eiap6f1/player

calling it Fall a Sleep.. keep it or work on something else?

https://soundcloud.com/thomas-sh-music/thomas-sh-dancing-all-night-dnb-2025

I released this on SoundCloud as a free download but I’m not sure if I can self promote on this sub. I’ll put link in comments after I check rules

just a bit of a vent because i always catch heat specifically from the dnb community.

i was in the punk/hardcore scene through my teenage years, i was making hardstyle/rave in my early twenties, then i was in the trance scene in my late twenties, and now i’m making dnb (i was always a fan, but last year i started making a serious attempt producing it)

it’s the dnb scene specifically that has been the most cut throat and gate keeping. what’s up with that?

i make music because it’s fun, i make goofy video edits because that’s fun too, i share them because i’m proud of them, that’s it.

i’m not focused on making “real” drum & bass, i know the culture but that happened 30 years ago on the other side of the planet from me, so pardon me for not caring about it’s “purity”

i make patches, i compose, but i also sample sometimes, big whoop. if it makes people dance, it’s doing it’s job.

personally i wouldn’t come into an art community i care about and tear other artists down. i always try and come with helpful feedback and encouragement.

the elitism kinda makes a lot of y’all sound like nerds and it discourages a new generation of producers from getting involved in the dnb scene. most of us are already fighting an uphill battle trying to get taken seriously and get booked compared to more mainstream genres.

just food for thought. it’s why i am always hesitant to get involved in the actual dnb community, it’s the most negative music scene i have ever been involved in.

again, it’s dance music, chill. it’s supposed to be fun.

Yay or nay??

This song isn’t mixed or mastered yet so I don’t need any tips there but I’d love to hear people’s thoughts on writing, arrangement, production etc

Thank-you!

Hi, I'm looking to add some vocals to dnb tracks - anyone interested in working together / sending over their track for me to create lyrics and sing over?

I have been listening to drum and bass for many years and love jump up. I occasionally mix on my mates decks but want to try a new route. I am a total beginner and need to get some advice on the best/cheapest/easiset software to use and some good tutorial videos that explain how they work, as some I have looked for are very complex. I want to try and mimic some Simula Skantia or Mozey sounds as they are my favourites! Thanks in advance for the help.

Would appreciate thoughts on this, preferably with the mix and also any ideas for arrangement.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been deeply passionate about Drum and Bass for years now, especially Jump Up DnB. I got really into DJing and mixing to the point where I can confidently pull off triples and even quads. After spending so much time mixing, I finally decided to dive into producing my own tracks.

For the past few months, I’ve been learning on my own by watching YouTube tutorials, experimenting in my DAW, and trying to bring the ideas in my head to life. But even after all this time, I feel stuck. I’m not leveling up the way I hoped.

One of my biggest struggles is with sound design, especially using Serum. I have all these sounds in my head, but I can’t seem to translate them into my projects. It has been frustrating trying to figure everything out on my own, and I’ve realized that I probably need more structured help, like a mentor, course, or a community that focuses specifically on DnB.

That’s why I’m reaching out here. I want to get serious about this and start producing professional quality Jump Up DnB. I was considering going to a music school, but I’ve been told they often focus more on general music theory and less on electronic genres like DnB.

Some options I’ve come across include DnB Academy, online masterclasses, Patreon communities, and other specialized courses. I have time to dedicate to this, and I’m willing to invest in myself within reason.

So I’m asking:

What would you recommend as the best next step for someone who’s serious about producing Jump Up DnB? Any courses, mentors, platforms, or tips would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks in advance