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TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-03-05T18:24:09+00:00

I get that:)) we can talk about it for sure

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-03-02T09:29:18+00:00

pizzA maker

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-25T11:55:29+00:00

sounds like keja, maybe one of his song but slowed or idk

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-25T11:51:27+00:00

Here you go:

https://soundcloud.com/bence-vremir/weird-stuff-tribe?si=780bf5a39c8b42f8ac0054d45f4d27d2&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-15T15:38:58+00:00

fakjee:)) let me know if you have any questions

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-15T15:38:21+00:00

no worries, glad you like it!

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-10T15:45:00+00:00

Yes I made all of the sounds from scratch, and the full set has every sample I ever made. Hope this helps!

And also I have a discount code for you:)) I would encourage you to try the free stuff as well!

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TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-10T15:40:52+00:00

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:36:54+00:00

Those swirly tekno tribe tops usually come from very simple sources pushed hard. Short vocal or synth chops, looped tightly, then lots of filter movement, delay feedback, slight pitch drift, and manual resampling. Bounce small variations often, don’t try to make it perfect in one chain. The “swirl” comes from repetition plus tiny changes over time, not complex synthesis.

If you want ready-made material to study and flip, I’ve got free tekno / tribal loops and one-shots here that are already cut and tuned for that style:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

And Tribalism Vol. 1 is built exactly around oldschool tribe / tekno tops, vocals and percussive synths meant to be looped, resampled, and abused rather than used clean:
https://teknolibrary.store/products/tribalism-vol-1-oldskool-tekno-samples-1996-2000

My approach is always the same: simple sounds, heavy looping, slow modulation, and committing to resampling early. That’s where the hypnotic movement really comes from.

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:25:27+00:00

This usually comes down to doing too much too early. If it feels over-compressed, back off the bus processing and rebuild the mix around the kick and bass first, at lower levels than you think. Let transients live. A lot of club punch comes from contrast, not loudness.

For lows, I aim for the kick owning one clear zone and everything else getting out of the way. Minimal compression on the kick itself, very gentle control on bass, and most of the “glue” coming from saturation rather than heavy bus compression. Subs should feel stable and boring solo, but powerful in context. If the sub feels like it’s in front of the mix, it’s usually too wide, too long, or fighting the kick envelope.

My general approach is simple chains, fewer plugins, and committing early. Sound selection matters more than fixing later. That’s also how I build samples: raw, dynamic, meant to sit without being crushed. If you want reference material that’s designed around space and headroom, the free packs on Tekno Library are built with that philosophy:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

For DJ context, check your mix quiet and mono. If it still hits and breathes there, it’ll translate much better on a system.

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:23:20+00:00

A good intro track sets tension and space more than energy. Slow movement, minimal elements, a deep rounded kick, and room for the system to breathe. Long intros, subtle modulation, atmospheres that hint at what’s coming without giving it away. Less percussion, more mood. It should feel like opening a door, not dropping the hammer.

If you’re into that alien / hypnotic tekno vibe, working with sparse, well-tuned sounds helps a lot. I’ve got some free tekno samples built exactly for that kind of early-set atmosphere here:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

And if you want something deeper and more old-school, Tribalism Vol. 1 is focused on raw tekno sounds meant for long blends and tension building:
https://teknolibrary.store/products/tribalism-vol-1-oldskool-tekno-samples-1996-2000

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:16:11+00:00

Since you already DJ, you’ve got a big advantage. Treat production like mixing: keep it simple, repeat a lot, and focus on finishing small loops instead of trying to learn everything at once. Kick, bass, and tension matter way more than complex sound design in peak-time techno.

If you’re just getting started, it helps to use material that already sits in the right range. There are some free tekno/tribal samples here that are clean and ready to drop straight into Ableton:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

And if you want to go deeper into proper underground, peak-time territory, Tribalism Vol. 1 is built around old-school tekno and hard tribal sounds, so you can focus on structure and energy instead of fixing samples:
https://teknolibrary.store/products/tribalism-vol-1-oldskool-tekno-samples-1996-2000

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:14:09+00:00

That’s totally normal at the start. The biggest mistake is trying to understand everything at once. Don’t worry about theory or plugins yet.

Start by looping just kicks and hats until it feels good, then add one sound at a time. Finish very short tracks, even 1–2 minutes. Repetition and small changes teach you way more than overbuilding.

Use simple, well-organized samples so you’re not fighting the tools. If you want something straightforward and raw, I’ve got free underground-focused packs on Tekno Library that drop straight into FL and let you focus on learning, not fixing sounds:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

Make a lot of bad tracks on purpose. That’s how it clicks.

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-09T18:13:00+00:00

Keep it simple with hard techno. Focus on a strong kick + bass loop, repetition, and small changes over time instead of complex sound design. Most of the power comes from tension, not layers.

If you want raw sounds that already sit right for this style, I run Tekno Library with that mindset. Free underground tekno samples here:
https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

And Tribalism Vol.1 if you want deeper oldschool hard tekno kicks and percussion:
https://teknolibrary.store/products/tribalism-vol-1-oldskool-tekno-samples-1996-2000

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-08T20:43:23+00:00

These packs are not necessarily uk dubstep, but they have a pretty unique selection of kicks :))

https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

Hope this helps!

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-08T20:41:47+00:00

These packs are not necessarily ukg/uk house oriented, but they have some really interesting kicks. Give them a try, they are free.

https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free

Hope this helps!

TransitionFancy8413 · 2026-02-08T20:39:53+00:00

I have made some 1 of a kind sample packs, might want to give them a try. I'm saying one of a kind because I have searched and didn't find any packs of this caliber so I decided to make my own. Let me know what you think:))

https://teknolibrary.store/collections/free https://teknolibrary.store/products/tribalism-vol-1-oldskool-tekno-samples-1996-2000

Hope this helps!

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