John Summit, Subtronics, Tape B - Gas Pedal (ft Sage The Gemini) Ableton Remake (Dubstep)
By John Summit, Subtronics, Tape B · “Gas Pedal (ft Sage The Gemini)”
€32.90
Available for Ableton Live, FL Studio, and Logic Pro. Instant download after purchase.
đź’»This Remake Template for Ableton Liveoffers a great opportunity to learn about Beatmaking, Transitions, Drums, Basses, Pads, Leads, Fx, Song Structure, Vocals, and many more modern Music Production Elements. It was created using Ableton Live, Xfer's Serum, Nicky Romero's Kickstart 2 Vst Plugins, Stock FX, and Stock Instruments. Samples for beginners are included, with a full arrangement Beat. Fully Mixed and Mastered, the Template is ready for you to download and start playing it!
- DAW Version
- Ableton Live 10.1
- File Size
- 70.4 MB
- Genre
- Dubstep
- Required Plugins
- Xfer Serum
What this template includes
John Summit, Subtronics, Tape B - Gas Pedal (ft Sage The Gemini) Ableton Remake (Dubstep) is a ready-to-open project file built to show how the track's arrangement, instrumentation, and mix come together inside a working DAW session.
- What it is
- A Dubstep template recreating the style of John Summit, Subtronics, Tape B. Compatible with Ableton Live, FL Studio, and Logic Pro.
- Who it's for
- Producers studying Dubstep production techniques — arrangement structure, sound selection, and mixing decisions you can apply to your own tracks.
- What is included
- Complete project files with arrangement, MIDI patterns, audio stems, automation, and mixing chains. Instant download with full commercial license.
Template study checklist
How to study it
Start with the arrangement markers, then mute groups one by one to understand how drums, bass, hooks, transitions, and effects create the final energy curve.
Compatible DAWs
Abletonic templates are organized as DAW project files for Ableton Live, FL Studio, and Logic Pro where available, with supporting audio, MIDI, presets, and production notes.
License and usage
Use the template as an educational production reference, then apply the arrangement, sound-design, and mixing decisions to original tracks under the product license.
