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yank here - I JUST FOUND DUB STEP

Post by <170bpm » Mon Jan 30, 2006 10:19 pm

heard about this dub step thing on DOA forums over the months, just never listened to it as i thought it was garage or something....

WOW - boy was i wrong!!! and im glad i was!!

Marry Ann Hobbs' breezeblock Dub Step Warz has been on loop on my ipod all weekend!!

absoutely FILTHY BEATS AND CRIPPLING BASS!!

im digging the minimal-ness of this music...

please post some links to point me too!!

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Post by dubmugga » Mon Jan 30, 2006 10:49 pm

just grab ya self a copy of fruity or reason and start cranking it out yaself... :lol:

here's how we do, but these tunes are more about the step than the dub although we can do a a tasty line in irie halfsteppas...
http://www.addictech.com/store/advanced ... nce%20Dept
...hah, they got us listed as grime and dark electro. May as well throw techno in there as well :roll:

enjoy it for what it is

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Post by thc » Mon Jan 30, 2006 11:02 pm

here's my site:
http://dubstep.kicks-ass.net/mixes/

and kidkut recently put up a mirror of it:
http://www.noir.org.uk/dubstep/mix/

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Post by diverse » Tue Jan 31, 2006 12:20 am

nice on just check out your tracks and I bought some. They are sounding good.

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Post by <170bpm » Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:01 am

thanks guys!!

good stuff out there...

really feelin Vex'd and DJ Distance atm....

@ dubmugga - what tempo is dubstep produced at?
130-140?

i dabbled in DnB production for a years, so i know my way around reason...and most recently ableton live

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Post by dubmugga » Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:05 am

^^^we set and forget everything at 138...

...then halftime some stuff to 69

makes it easy to layout mixes in acid and cross fade em if they're all the same tempo... :lol:
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Post by dubmugga » Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:21 am

I'd recommend this duo of http://www.destructiveuk.com/ recordings also...

Back to the Underground - various
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=19547

and this too

Our Sound - various
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=17544
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Post by <170bpm » Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:37 am

dubmugga wrote:^^^we set and forget everything at 138...

...then halftime some stuff to 69

makes it easy to layout mixes in acid and cross fade em if they're all the same tempo... :lol:
sounds good to me....

time get on the lfo's :wink:

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Post by realtime » Tue Jan 31, 2006 3:39 am

yeah man, that breezeblock set fuckin changed my whole outlook, to be honest, I can't even listen to dnb anymore.

and where it's taken me about 6 months to get inspired to write a new dnb track, I've already started and almost finished 3 dubstep tracks in as many days.

Maybe I'm have to start releasing dubstep on Medusa and Monkey Bizness

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Post by showguns » Tue Jan 31, 2006 4:48 am

did the panty inspector finally get you to listen to a set?

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Post by dubmugga » Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:29 am

this might sound a bit wank but...

I would urge any newcomer producers to the sound from other genres to at the very least go back and listen to the roots of dubstep and even some dark garage before rinsing a halfstep beat and throwing d'n'b sounds and production values at it

...the step is just as important as the dub

it's not like putting an amen on recycle and churning them out or is it ???

I fear for dubstep :roll:
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Post by showguns » Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:39 am

dubmugga wrote:this might sound a bit wank but...

I would urge any newcomer producers to the sound from other genres to at the very least go back and listen to the roots of dubstep and even some dark garage before rinsing a halfstep beat and throwing d'n'b sounds and production values at it

...the step is just as important as the dub

it's not like putting an amen on recycle and churning them out or is it ???

I fear for dubstep :roll:
was thinking the same thingÂ… :?

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Post by doomstep » Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:51 am

very very true mugga ... I really regret missing some great music cos I
just never listened to it as i thought it was garage or something....
I've come to realize that it is / was garage and there is nowt wrong with that but my perception of garage / 2step was grossly distorted by publications like future/computermusic & Craig David ...

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Post by dubmugga » Tue Jan 31, 2006 8:28 am

just be thankful doomstep that you never got to hear some of our shitty garage trax from a few years ago...

...I remember not so long ago when there was a lot of shitty 2 step remixes and lo fi garage but interspersed was the genesis of all that you see and hear now only it wasn't called dubstep

Jred(HELL_SD) used to call it nu dark swing maybe he ripped it off darqwans style of production, dunno but it was what it was...

...new, dark and it didn't so much swing as stagger and stutter along

everyone used to diss so solid but without them and their minimalist production things might have been different just listen to something like 2 jedi 2 dark remix and see what i mean

big ups also to oxide of neutrino fame

whatever happpened to him ???
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Post by blackdown » Tue Jan 31, 2006 8:32 am

some producers to track down:

el-b
horsepower
artwork
landslide
zed bias/maddslinky/phuturistix
skream
benga
kode 9
digital mystikz
loefah
random trio
pinch
Keysound Recordings, Rinse FM, http://www.blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com, sub, edge, bars, groove, swing...

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Post by autonomic » Tue Jan 31, 2006 2:46 pm

Re: links

Hey <170, also be sure to check out http://www.riddim.ca for north american coverage. :)

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Post by <170bpm » Tue Jan 31, 2006 3:53 pm

nice one guys!

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Post by m9918868 » Tue Jan 31, 2006 4:38 pm

Blackdown wrote:some producers to track down:

el-b
horsepower
artwork
landslide
zed bias/maddslinky/phuturistix
skream
benga
kode 9
digital mystikz
loefah
random trio
pinch
Mr. Blackdown seems allergic to them, but all from the hotflush label is actually good as well. Make sure to check out:

scuba
dj distance
toasty
boxcutter

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