newcomers -> introduce yourself here

[gellyrush]

miami says hello... been lurkin for years now, for albino tutorials, good stuff in the production bible to more recently trying to take the mystery out of unreleased nightslugs dubs i keep hearing but cant have to myself.

i find the what is/what isnt dubstep banter pretty amusing. i like music at many bpm

[Gavh]

Howzit guys. Gavin here from South Africa. Been enjoying dubstep for about 2 years now and starting to play around in Fruity Loops. I'd like to have at least one decent track to my name! Fav artists are Mt Eden, Skism, Cyberoptix, Skream, Emalkay, Flux Pavilion, there are so many!

[relegaterecords]

So what kind of welcome can newcomers expect here then? We've got some FILTHY dubstep we'd like to share but then again doesn't everyone?

Anyone gonna hold our nOObie hands so we get the most out of this site? Anyone...?

This tune's called The Chinese Spare Rib Drumstep VIP Mix produced by Midnight & Vermin. Enjoy....
Soundcloud

[Kryss]

Hello everybody I'm Kryss, i come from paris and i really like dubstep, uk garage, grime and house music. I hope i could share you some stuff i like and discover nu tunes !

Cheers

[JBoy]

Alright, been scanning around for ages now. Id like to consider myself a dubstep purist and that i mean DUBstep and definately not 'filth'

[RastahMouse]

Easy i joined a few weeks back but havent been that active, and want to find some vocalists to colab with!!!!

Hit me up on my soundcloud if you or anyone you know would like to work with me!

Big ups

Soundcloud
http://www.Facebook.com/Rastah.Mouse

[bobbyc]

Hi, ive been reading these boards for a while now ( mainly trying to get tips from the production forum!) and thought it only right to actually register and contribute for a change! Rob

[eclectic-bass]

Hi Guys, female music lover from Melbourne, Australia.. have explored so many different genres over the years as i've grown up and from that i've found an appreciation for many different styles. Starting out in Punk as a rebellious 13 year old, travelling through metal, commercial dance, hard trance, hard style, electro, fidget with a huge side of Aussie Hip Hop and a sprinkling of everything in between. I'd heard a little bit of "dubstep" along the way, i didnt mind the odd song or two but nothing really grabbed me at the time, Melbourne had a huge hard trance/hardstyle "rave" scene back then so i didn't have any desire to search for something to fulfill me. Hardstyle turned into a horrible pretentious marching band style that made me want to scratch my eyes out so i went right off dance music and found a new love in Aussie Hip Hop. Anywho, Skrillex - Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites was recommended to me after a call to a radio station, i had to give 3 example songs and they had to try and find something new and upcoming to match those choices, i made it hard.. Tool, Crystal Castles and Bliss N Eso. I enjoyed the song, i had heard it before but this was the first time i actually LISTENED to it. Bought a couple of his tracks and really liked it! I was always a fan of music that was a bit odd, Bikini Kill (riot grrl punk), Blood Brothers (screamo punk), Crystal Castles (genre meh?) etc.. i could feel those influences mixed in with the bass influence of my "raver" days.. PERFECT.. for me.
On talking to a friend about my new interest in Skrillex, he crapped on about brostyle and how it was ruining dubstep.. i honestly had no idea on the difference in the genres as i still hadn't gone much further than browsing youtube. Found this article http://dancefever5000.wordpress.com/201 ... s-brostep/ .. oh no, another genre full of people arguing about the borderlines between "sub-genres" and segregation between old and new.. this happened in the hard trance / hardstyle scene, jaded ravers constantly whinging that it's not the same anymore.. well no, it's not, music evolves, it always has and it always will. If you don't like it, lock yourself in your room, listen to your tunes on repeat and spend your days bitterly expressing your opinions to someone who cares.. aka yourself.

i'm looking forward to exploring the wider genre of dubstep and having healthy debates about the past, present and future trends within, but i do hope the article isn't correct with it's statement that a large number of members are quick to shoot down others who don't share their same opinions.

Didn't mean to start on such a sour rant, but a quick browse of the forum before posting this has already made me feel unwelcome and gives the impression that most of the "old school" kids are unwilling to accept newbies such as myself.

Anyway, i'm off to do some more reading, hopefully i learn something.

[bassicproductions]

hello.

[bluntiot]

i read shit on here all the time but am too lazy to log in but consider this my official hello after a long time

[bluntiot]

oh and Skrillex is my FAVORITE... no

[Torak100]

Good evenin!

Spent long enough reading the boards felt it was time to join! lets see whats gwarnin!

[DJ GLoTZBaCK]

http://soundcloud.com/djglotzback
Whazzup peeps. Dj. Glotzback w/ the newness...hit me up..anything electronic...dub 2 breaks..nomatterwhat!

[DJ GLoTZBaCK]

Soundcloud
Whazzup peeps. Dj. Glotzback w/ the newness...hit me up..anything electronic...dub 2 breaks..nomatterwhat!

[electric haze]

Hi folks!

After some time of only reading stuff on the boards here I finally registered. I'm based in Austria, I like a pretty vide variety of not only electronic music ... well, seems like you're having a cool multinational community here, looking forward to contribute

[ElainesGotToKnow]

Heya! Im from Dublin, have been absofuckinlutely taken over by dubstep for a few months now thanks to a mate! Would very much like to be totally consumed, so ehhh thought maybe joining this would help :p nice to be here!

[ClosedEyeVisuals]

Hey there. I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and I've recently been getting pretty heavy into producing, it's a great way to have fun and express myself. I'm also in metal and punk bands and love all types of music, which really helps me when I go to produce. I've been making some dubstep in the style of early jungle/dnb influenced dubstep, as well as some psychedelic experimental stuff. I look forward to talking with you guys

[dsabiston]

Whatsup everyone,

Derek Sabiston here. Grew up making hip hop tracks for friends and toying around with programs and drum machines. Started creating mashups as a hobbyist that my friends and I could play at parties. Started producing with ableton summer of 2010. Getting the hang of things and hoping to start creating more and more !

Check out my latest track!

Soundcloud

[Sheff]

hi

[TSH-Tim]

Welcome :0 )