great stuff, very nice! Many thanks for the link. I'm familiar with DOA (lightly), but hadn't come across this.

nice atmospheric and rhythmic piece. Love the bass, love the snatches of melody!

Here's a new track I just finished. Have been producing and mucking about musically for years, just starting to put my stuff out there.

http://www.mediafire.com/?0l3o9wqhytx

I hope you'll enjoy.

Dark n dank!! Nice bass, beautiful drone at the beginning.

On the level of personal definition (which I would say is the most important--ultimately, if you can make a case for a track being "dubstep" (defined along whatever lines you can think of), and others agree, then it's dubstep), dubstep is rhythmic experimental dub. Different producers and ...

yeah, definitely. I work solely with Reason, at the moment. Shoot me a message with email and whatnot.

I assume you're wanting to check out the reason file, rather than just a finished track in mp3.

I like, the play between the "softer" and "harder" bass makes me happy. Chaotic yet cohesive with a pleasantly glitchee sort of thing going on. Very nice.

Here's an attempt (at least) at a laid back dubstep track. I've been producing tracks for years in a reclusive manner, but have relatively little experience preparing them for others. Any criticism based on volume, levels of parts, etc. most appreciated.

http://www.mediafire.com/?yxuzgmhpguu

Another problem is when I work 6 hours straight and I can't tell the difference between what's good or bad and end up thinking it's all crap, then deleting 6 hours worth of work. I go the opposite way. After too long working straight everything starts sounding great, and I find myself quite horrifi...

I like. Right around the 7 min mark it really took off for me (at least that's where I found myself really enjoying it--I'll admit I was listening on my laptop speakers, and working on some typing while I listened). Good stuff!

I use both, which one depends on what I'm doing. When I want a "cleaner" sound, with distinct notes, I tend toward the subtractor. When I'm going for more of a droning sound, it's the malstrom. I do also like the malstrom for some organ-like, but not quite an organ sounds. I've just upgrad...