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Will Vance

Portland
As seen in: Magnetic Magazine, Flipboard, NewsBreak, WOWK-TV (Charleston, WV), WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV), Cannabis Culture, WDKY-TV (Lexington, KY)
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The best jungle tracks of all time: 20 absolute bangers that will melt your subwoofers

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By Will Vance
| Magnetic Magazine
Making a list of the best jungle tracks of all time tells the story of a genre that moved from pirate radio, sound systems, record shops, and underground clubs into the wider history of UK electronic music and whether you’re just starting out mkaing a genre and you’re looking past basic tips on making jungle or if you’ve downloaded all the best jungle sample packs that you can and now you’re looking for some of the GOAT tracks to use as referneces and roadmaps; well, we got you covered.
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Decapitator Review: Why We Always Come Back To Soundtoys Saturation Plugin

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By Will Vance
| Magnetic Magazine
Is it too late for a Soundtoys Decapitator review and spew out my thoughts on this GOAT’d plugin!? I 10000% don’t think so, because there are certain plugins that keep finding their way into producer sessions year after year, and Soundtoys Decapitator is one of those tools that I have seen come up again and again while putting together our How It Was Made series, and it’s no wonder why I put it in our list of the best saturation plugins of all time as far back as 2023.
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25 Essential Tips For Making Jungle That I’ve Learned From Interviewing Hundreds Of Artists

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By Will Vance
| Magnetic Magazine
Jungle and drum and bass production can feel intimidating because the music demands speed, control, taste, and restraint all at once, but a few tips for making jungle can go a long way to help you dial in the sound you’re after. The drums need to move fast without getting messy, the low end needs to stay clean without losing presence, and the arrangement needs enough variation to keep the track from feeling like a loop dragged out over five minutes.
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