liking the drums in the ladder, both the sound and the programming, also the way it evolves..definetely cool tune.
the battle has crazy ideas but hard to follow it now

All in CoolEdit, marvelous.. I sent you a PM but not sure if its working properly.

digging this mate will listen it louder tomorrow, reminds me filastine but different. I remix it in my mind with some smashed synthish hits on top of the break and more sub ..could make a hot bladerunner-esque thing .

I really like how most dubstep producers i've listened sound different unlike nowadays dnb.. then i doubt its someone wanting to copy or learn that ruins a genre. More like .. labels start accepting what sounds like someone else only and giving more importance to the technical side, the old once-gen...

i was kinda lost too like the thread poster.. the confusion seems to be caused by hearing the tempo is 130-140.. which is actually a double tempo of 65 - 70 only that set at double alllows those apparently off-time hits , rolls (and percussion that actually plays at 130-140). Correct me if im gettin...

thanks again. right there on the bass i've been shy with subs for some silly reason. Now putting more of those dreadful, lo-fi, voodoo vibes and I hope to finish an entry for the doa-dubstepforum compo as first dubstep tune. also what did you program the sounds in/use to create? keep us updated mang...

cheers for the responses.. think ill experiment more with less breakbeat sounding edits.

I been producing dnb for a while then quiet unhappy with no matter what I do I just feel recreating the same old tunes so giving a try at slower tempos and experimentation.
here is a small sample.. you think stuff like this has potential in the dubstep realm.
*trying to attach the mp3