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Record them with a decent microphone in an isolated booth

the actual vocals? or to sound clean within a song?

Ah sorry said it in the wrong way. Trust me I really love it, I just dont want to get stuck there. Hm no my aim is not really to hang out with people like that, I wanna do what I do on a high level. Feel me?

Ha ha something like that ye..

Dont know what happened to my reply. To be clear I love dubstep and crazy genres growing, I also love that its in the charts, DJs being more like artists and that I can make it my own way thanks to internet. Feel me?

Thanks!

No I don't feel you

What is this, where did my reply go? To be clear, I am NOT dissing underground.

Dubstep is fueled by not being very big. Bunch of 'orrible bastards nodding their heads to some dark minimal, experimental music is what it is. It's where the energy comes from.

Sreedy wrote:No I don't feel you

Fair enough, cheers for your time.

Regret wrote:Dubstep is fueled by not being very big. Bunch of 'orrible bastards nodding their heads to some dark minimal, experimental music is what it is. It's where the energy comes from.

So is this good or bad in your oppinion?

BTW. Not flaming you.

Here's some examples of great successful dubstep producers:



Burial - Untrue

Burial is great. I don't think there's one bad some that he's made, or will ever make.



Coki + Benga - Night

Everyone has heard of Benga, for good reasons. But Coki is right up there too.



DJG - Shadowskanking

DJG is one of my favorite non-British producers.

There's so, so many people defining the underground culture of bass music that it'll be idiotic for me to try to name them all.
Mala, Skream, Kryptic Minds, DJ Madd, Distance, District, Sleeper, Zomby, LX One, SP:MC and so so many more.

Sanna Hartfield wrote:

Regret wrote:Dubstep is fueled by not being very big. Bunch of 'orrible bastards nodding their heads to some dark minimal, experimental music is what it is. It's where the energy comes from.

So is this good or bad in your oppinion?

It's good. But it doesn't matter if it was good or bad, because it's essential.

Ok.

[quote="Regret"]BTW. Not flaming you.

Here's some examples of great successful dubstep producers:



Oh ye! The fist one is one of my favourite tunes ever! I just dont want people to get the wrong idea about me. I just want to do what I love to do on a high level either if its underground or what ever. And NO I dont think I am cool or all that. I am just doing it my way and it works..

So anyway, I am looking for producers!

Very curious to hear all opinions!

Cheers

Examples:

www.soundcloud.com/sannahartfielddubstep

its past

The sub bass. When I first heard Anti-War Dub come on, it just transformed me. It was incredible.

When it was about bass instead of house music.