Does somebody now about the precise formulation of the law on which copyright of samples is defined. It's obvious if you use a melody, but if you use just some shouting or horn or drum sound who can prove that it's from him - just because it sounds like the original. There must be some (mathematical ...

I would like to see a tracker like buzz, programmed in the style of renoise, that would be fucking awesome.
That's exactly what Renoise is about : Buzz but better.
I've had some hard time getting into it too. Switching from one to the other, thinking Renoise could be nice if not a pain in the ass ...

I"m producing using buzz, still the world's best tracker. I gave Renoise a try, since so many people are so enthusiastic about it. But I must say it sucks. It is very well programmed and looks and feels quite nice. But the lack of a sequencer makes creating serious tracks a pain in the ass. If you ...

I like
step-core
and
core-step
a lot.

But core-core and step-step is ok as well.

I can recommend SFZ from rgc:audio which can be downloaded on their site: http://www.rgcaudio.com/. This one is free-ware and has the cleanest sound compared to all other expensive software-samplers (there was once a test on maz-sound.com)
The disadvantage is that you don't have a fancy interface ...

back on topic, sgt. pokes said that loefah hates left right left, even though he made it, and mala is the only one who plays it.

that strikes me as odd, as that tune is badass

How weird. Although the first time I heard it, I was convinced it was a Mala track :)

well, then loefah should give it ...

I want a Loefah-Album. Why isn't Rephlex doing one, they were already releasing his tracks on that grime-one.

was just listening to that february dmz essential mix and was totally flashed by that loefah track. Does anybody know if or when this one is gonna be released?

how about
"The Chosen Few"
"The Chosen Few Dubsteppers"
"The Chosen Few Dubbers"
"The Chosen Few Steppers"

I personly use Buzz, a free tracker program, which is very raw. So you must be some kind of freak to use this one. It's more like programming a track with your keyboard, which I like a lot, I hate using the mouse. (you can download it here: www.buzzmachines.com) What sequencer program you use doesn ...

danke für das seitenlob. die war eigentlich nur ne schnelle notlösung, weil ich zu faul war mehr zeit dafür zu investieren. Das mit dem Link wär cool. Werd dich dann auch verlinken, wenn ich endlich mal die Link-sektion online bringe. Bin auch schon sehr auf deine Produktionen gespannt. Wie ich ...

Have been posting my tunes and mixes already @ dubplate.net. Thought I should post it here again since many new users came here. So check my homepage: www.thetorrent.de
and go to the music section. There are 2 older mixes i did, a few new tunes i'd like some feedback on and some old tunes i made ...

I think game music had a HUGE influence on grime and dubstep, especially some of the gameboy stuff, I swear i have heard whole riffs in grime tunes sampled straight from gameboy games

Yes that's true. I got a tune with that classical SuperMario-theme from the NES on some grime flip side. I mean ...

Maybe there are a few out there who played that game "Dune" back in '92. Does anybody remember the sound-track that game had?, which was quite amazing for just using the Adlib-FM-chip. I found it on the web: http://www.grandgent.com/tom/dune/dunemp3s.htm
The main theme sounds somehow dubsteppish to ...

Yes man I'm really feeling that bassline, heavy. I like it. Good production. Somehow Monotonous but there is still always changing something. Is there a longer version? When that girl is singing so high she is kind of annoying. But when she sings low she is fitting quite well. And I wouldn't say ...

I'm still a poor student aswell, studying physics - subgenre: Chaos Theory. I'm working currently on my Master thesis and hope to finish it soon, but this forum and dubstep at all is keeping me from getting done.

I wouldn't say that dubstep is in a lull. But we want to be forwarding. So we should do new things. How about some other rythm measures. I got a track that's somehow dubby with middle eastern flavor which got a 6/8th-measure and is very dancable (at least for me). By the way it can be downloaded ...

Well, there might be some chance that some of those basic channel guys could make some dubstep. I know that some guys from 'Hardwax' (the record shop thats run by the basic channel guys) are really into dubstep. And i know of some other guy (forgot his name) whos is into minimalistic techno-stuff ...

I'd like to add "Sounds of da Future" from Menta. It wasn't my first one. But that one was da biggest one for me with that heavy bassline. I luv playing that tune. It just hooks many people to the sound.

Well, i'd like to add something to what sumone wrote. I know of two more record stores that sell dubstep - not much but enough to find something special sometimes. And one more that was selling dubstep since 2001 - also here not much - but unfortunetly dind't menage to get more stuff going since the ...