primate wrote:why isnt garage an option?

put it under grime, its b_astard child

ok how do you edit the poll to add classical, jazz, breakcore, jungle and indie

true but its easier to impress consumers than other producers, like you could have the same loop over and over with a few dropouts/breakdowns here and there and they would be none the wiser..a producer however would notice the lack of variation

Ok, I know this is a tricky one to answer because we all like many types of music...

However I can say that I started off with Hip-hop, moved to grime then moved to dubstep, so you could say I am a hip-hop dubstepper...

I also know there are people comin into dubstep from D&B, techno, dance etc ...

I used to be your average music consumer, and never fully understood music production, I didn't even know what reverb was (I think this is still true with 90% consumers out there).

Now I have been producing for around 3 years, I have a much deeper understanding of music. I have studied everything ...

another dumb question, but has smoking been banned in england yet? for ppl who wanna smoke with a little extra in it on the night...

what type of dress is dubstep???

seriously who the fuck asks something like that :/

well I'll tell u why:

1) I can't be bothered getting grief at the door from these cocky MOS bouncers for trainers and what not

2)if it's some pete tong dance night, you can bet your ass everyone will be ...

Tickets booked, will be travelling all the way from Glasgow to London, arriving at the elephant and castle at 8:00pm, two hours in the pub, grab my ticket at the box office and then enjoying the oscillations until 6 in the morning, then back on the train 8 in the mornin back up to glasgow...will be ...

yeah i know, its just seems quite new to me, when i first heard it i was like wow, because it doesn't have the repetitive structure of techno music, it is more interesting to listen to imo, and the basslines are more massive than anything else

I mean this new wave of dubstep im hearing...I am new to this, never really been into Drum and Bass at all, I have always listened to Hip-Hop, then moved to grime because I prefer Uk music plus i live here, and from grime got introduced to Dubstep through plastician...damn if I knew this music form ...