Sorry to upset all you narrow minded people who won't listen to anything other than sub & drums cos your so cool but yeah Scary monsters is the most 'famous' its got more views which kind of does represent how many sales a song gets.. Sorry to upset you but A> I dont listen to all deep, I think...

Sorry to upset all you narrow minded people who won't listen to anything other than sub & drums cos your so cool but yeah Scary monsters is the most 'famous' its got more views which kind of does represent how many sales a song gets.. It could be a location thing. Most people here are from the ...

Sorry to upset all you narrow minded people who won't listen to anything other than sub & drums cos your so cool but yeah Scary monsters is the most 'famous' its got more views which kind of does represent how many sales a song gets..

I wouldn't waste time signing 4 tracks to a label with no experience in the dubstep community or a decent audience to back that up..
wait it out eventually you'll have labels flooding you for releases

I normally make 1/2 tracks the same style with mostly the same bass patches then sit down and make some more and repeat it keeps my style changing constantly but not from each song so you're still growing your own signature sound.

they have the same basic features which is probably all you'll need, so yeah if you get a quick soundcheck before hand you might be able to get familiar with a couple of newer features but they are much more advanced than cdj 200's.

yeah it makes me cry with emotion

I care about feedback I suppose, if its one person with the username 'troll292342' who says this is shit, then ill probably laugh it off.. I usually get extremely good feedback which surprises me as I don't really put the most effort in the world into production but if 100 people say its amazing etc...

Sounds abit strange but I really like the vocals on this one -


Would love to make a really chilled out liquid-styled remix for this

Get mt eden on dis ting

futures_untold wrote:This one gets good reviews and would be suitable for you DZA.

I have a chair like this, I recommend it very much.

I usually use my sweeps to underpin a transition, as opposed to being the transition themselves. Switch up the percussion, run a white noise sweep underneath it sidechained with a slightly longer decay than usual so it breathes itself in and out around the hi hats or whatever? Exactly what I do, us...

They should be supplying you with equipment I would never DJ if I had to take my own mixers/speakers etc

its up to you though ..

RIGHT stnuc IM DOING THE MIX LIKE NOW SO EMAIL ME TUNEZ TO ME EMAILS WITHIN SOON AND ILL LISTEN TO DEM ALL
MY SOUNDCLOUD IS /FUZIONDUBSTEP AND I WILL BE POSTING ZE MIX ON THERE FOR FREE DOWNLOADZ

BUMP!
what ever happened to bassline? ((

Automate the volume and make sure that as soon as the snare hits in the volume is on 0 on the reversed cymbal/clap/snare
I personally use a clap when I do it, and put it 2/3 beats before the snare sometimes maybe more but its not really complicated I don't know why you'd have any problems..

ILL PROBZ do it tomorrows so send tuneage by den
ill listen to them l8r, anything will do even folk music ..

HI, im doing a 15 minute mix for 3,000 subscribers on ze youtubez
so if you want your tunes in ze mix then send them to coreymallinson@live.co.uk
or post here with a free downloads available or that

Nice one dude! x

I'm pretty sure you can sample something like 3 seconds of vocals without it being illegal or something :S
im not 100% sure but idk