the bad thing about brostep is so many dickheads kids listen to it / try to DJ it... its a lot harder to DJ properly than other forms of dubstep because everyone who produces it tries to have the loudest and most agressive sound, so dynamic choice is very limited. a pure brostep set will destroy you...

wobbles wrote:It's time to step up


I'll do it.
I'll collab with u

Do it.

Anyone else listened to it yet?
I enjoyed it

download it here:
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edit: sorry if repost.

Yeah I agree with everyone here... start with a few songs and then slowly build your repertoire... you need to know all your tunes etc etc... but IF im forced to do things on the fly, i make sure i have all my tunes marked with what key signature (and bpm) they are...

amazing big ups

I use CDJ's mainly because they are what are available to me most of the time... im just used to them now...

I was buying some beer at the local market and then the most famous radio on the city started playing "avicii - levels (skrillex remix)" and then my world falls down. But it wasn't enough, no, skrillex, playing here, in the countryside of brazil, basically a "redneck" (rural) is...

hi im a record producer looking for young beat makers to collaborate with. heres my info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barb_Morrison looking for all types of sick beats thanks welcome :) i am always keen on collaborations... please check me out here: http://www.soundcloud.com/howzer and see my djing...

We got two great tracks from down under on our latest release from 3rdeye and Safire. The stuff from Oz is generally quite techy, they have a unique sound which many seem to overlook or they just haven't been given the recognition they deserve. http://soundcloud.com/area-recordings/safire-disperse-...

cityzen wrote:

howzer wrote:If someone takes the time to join this forum because they like dubstep and want to work with other people, you shouldn't ATTACK them for liking the wrong kind.

Yeeeeeeah, but did he know who the owner of Hyperdub is without googling it?

that still leaves him with yahoo and bing.

awesome list guys! I'm compiling all the names together, might post it here.. might keep for myself to pass onto my friends who ask what aussie producers are out there

Real nice mix lad. Big ups. How do you find the key of the song your mixing? thanks man :) there are a couple of ways... depends on how lazy im feeling. first thing I do is I check beatport... beatport will tell you the tracks key signature before you buy it... its next to the bpm. after ive bought...

I want to make a thread full of people or companies based in the UK that are involved with the scene. Whether that is promoters, agencies, labels, managers, fellow DJ's, bloggers etc etc etc... I think there was a thread like this once, years ago but I doubt its been updated for a while :) I am movi...

cheers dude! thanks for listening. yeah i know the songs probably arent your thing... I'm a very vocal mixer and I am influenced by a lot of styles... and going back to your mix (as you mention experimenting to see what songs can be played with each other: I don't know if you've been told about this...

Hey mate, firstly, great work :) maybe in the future mix your tunes later on in the mix, as to have other tunes back them up. had a listen... I like your track choices. one thing that stands out to me is layering (in the first half at least)... Like... I could tell when you dropped in a new track be...

Hi guys here is my next DJ video, as always... comments and feedback appreciated!

in response again to your first post, read the OP before you quote me and reply with an answer that somewhat disproves my point, but is completely irrelevant. i think you'll find i agree, but read the posts then see where you have gone wrong. as for genre merge, i would generally say that metal + d...

You have both very poor guitar samples as well as static bland vocals in the song in your sig so we see where your allegiance truly lies. If a band sends you stems and gets you to remix them, you generally put their guitar and vocals into the remix... also ...just because i dont produce what you co...

give an example where it works properly.. it doesn't, it isn't meant to. EDIT: the most "metal" influence that works with dubstep is some of Distance's sounds, there is a difference between a motif and a genre merge. i said cross-over collaborations not genre merge. I think this song is r...

I'm gonna come out and say it.... I like all kinds of dubstep** INCLUDING BROSTEP AND CROSS-OVER COLABORATIONS. The darker and deeper dubstep is what made me interested but then i found a love for other types too. If someone takes the time to join this forum because they like dubstep and want to wor...