How to Make a Dubstep Music Montage

This guide will teach you how to make a dubstep music montage that will get you noticed by the top producers in the scene. By following these simple tips, you’ll be on your way to making a sick montage that will have everyone talking.

Download a dubstep song

Download a dubstep song that you like. It’s important to find a song with a good beat and a lot of bass. You can find dubstep songs for free on many websites, or you can purchase them from online stores such as iTunes or Amazon.

Once you have downloaded the song, open it in your music editing software. If you don’t have any music editing software, you can download Audacity for free.

Create a new track in your music software and import the dubstep song into it. Then, create another track and record yourself talking over the dubstep song. You can talk about anything you want, but it’s usually best to talk about something that relates to the theme of the dubstep song. For example, if the dubstep song is about a party, you could talk about your favorite party experiences.

Once you have recorded yourself talking, edit the tracks so that your voice is only heard over the parts of the dubstep song that don’t have vocals. This will give your montage a more professional sound.

After you have edited the tracks, export them as an MP3 file and share it with your friends!

Find a video editing software

There are a variety of video editing software programs available on the market, and the best one for you will largely depend on your needs and budget. If you’re just starting out, you may want to choose a free or low-cost program like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker. However, if you’re more experienced or plan to do more advanced editing, you’ll need a program like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro.

Once you’ve selected a video editing software, download it and install it on your computer. Then, launch the program and create a new project.

Choose a video to dubstep

When you’re looking for a video to dubstep, you want to make sure that it’s a video that will make people laugh. You also want to make sure that the video is appropriate for the music that you’ll be using. You don’t want to use a song with profanity in it for a children’s video, for example.

Once you have your video, you need to decide which parts of the video you want to dubstep. This can be tricky, because you don’t want to dubstep the whole thing and ruin the joke. You also don’t want to dubstep too little, or people won’t even realize that there’s supposed to be a dubstep remix.

A good rule of thumb is to start with the most important part of the video, which is usually the punchline. Once you have the punchline dubbed, you can go back and add in other parts as well. Just be careful not to overdo it!

When you have your sections chosen, it’s time to start adding in the dubstep. There are a few different ways that you can do this, but one of the easiest is to use an online Dubstep music maker. These tools will allow you to create your own remixes without having to download any software or know any complicated audio editing techniques.

Once you have your remix created, all that’s left is to share it with the world! Post it on YouTube or Facebook, or email it to your friends. If it’s good enough, maybe even professional DJs will start playing it at their shows!

Trim the video to the beat of the song

The first step is to trim your video down to the section that you want to use for your montage. You’ll need to be very precise with this, as you’ll be matching the visuals to the song’s beat. To do this, you can use a free video editing program like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker.

Once you’ve imported your video into the program, find the section that you want to use and mark the beginning and end points. Then, export this section as a separate video file.

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Add an intro and outro
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Your montage will probably flow better if it has a brief intro and outro. These don’t have to be anything fancy – just a few seconds of black screen or footage of the artist performing will do.

Again, use your video editing program to add these intro and outro sections to your trimmed montage footage. Export the final result as a new video file.

Export the video

Now that you have all of your dubstep music and sound effects, it’s time to export the video. To do this, go to File > Export > Media. In the window that pops up, make sure you select the “Format” tab and then choose “MP4” from the list of options. You can also choose other formats if you wish, but MP4 is a good option for most purposes.

Next, under the “Preset” tab, choose the resolution that you want your video to be. If you’re not sure, choose “Original”, which will maintain the same resolution as your project. You can also change the bitrate if you wish, but leave it at the default unless you have a specific reason to change it.

Once you’ve made your choices, click “Export” and wait for the process to complete. Congratulations – you’ve now exported your very own dubstep music montage!