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Vocal is sick, would love to grab a 320 for the radio show

Blackdown wrote:why not write a new tune to the melodic patterns of the vocal? when the aggi bit comes in, it doesnt seem to sit with the vocal.

yea i hear ya on that one mate. tho turbulence voiced it that way and i didnt wanna change anything after in order to keep his original vibes alive even if not hitting the right chord for certain parts.

extra cee wrote:Big up on working with Turbulence
I have just finished working on a rework of his tune Notourious (not for release or anything, more just for a bit of fun really). You can check it on my myspace page.

You've got some nice sounds going on with your tracks mate. What do you use to produce?

big ups to ur works as well!! cubase addict here.

Is this getting a release then?

Don Goliath wrote:

Blackdown wrote:why not write a new tune to the melodic patterns of the vocal? when the aggi bit comes in, it doesnt seem to sit with the vocal.

yea i hear ya on that one mate. tho turbulence voiced it that way and i didnt wanna change anything after in order to keep his original vibes alive even if not hitting the right chord for certain parts.

I'm glad you left it as it is, I think. Feel is more important than tuning, always.

Bottom line is I like that the tune is different, so no matter what I say, its going to be from that perspective. Dubstep as based on my own recollection, started with more 2 step flavor and carribean/african riddims and vibes. shifted to more of a Bhangra feel and morphed into a half tempo, sub frequency, wobble affair. Nothing bad with any of that. The current fanbase mostly recognize the most recent incarnation of the style. Half tempo, reggae dub influenced, with very few full vocals. So in a sense, "set your spirit free", is putting an unfamilar spin on a genre which is now becoming narrowly defined. The Roots of Dubstep complilation must be confusing for people who are just tuning in and missed the whole UKG/ 2Step /Sub Low /8Bar thing that preceded and influenced early "dubstep".

Set your spirit free if listened to outside of the current framework for "DUBSTEP" challenges what defines it, by doing something just a little different, which is what makes this particular part of the forum interesting.
Nice direction on this one.

Holy Shit!

This is absolutely awesome

If i can get a 320 of this i would bang it out in the clubs proper style (and the skate park)

That Notorious bootie that Extra Cee made is nice as well.

Hope this comes out on a 12"

this wicked! any chance for a 320? would for sure bang it loud at club.

Blackdown wrote:why not write a new tune to the melodic patterns of the vocal? when the aggi bit comes in, it doesnt seem to sit with the vocal.

really excited about this.. been pushing for some DJs and Rastas to latch on to the sound for a few now.

Listened to it a few times and the chrous is BIG BIG...
which means, it should be more present. I could tell you didn't do much arrangement after the vocal was submitted. Being a vocalist myself, I get not wanting to step on toes etc, but you are the producer and in this case know a lot more about the music/vibe than Turbulence.

For example, the vocal intro doesn't work well with the vibe and subject for the song. Perhaps starting with the phrase "Be all you can be-eeee" on it's own will def put the listener on the right track from the start. A 4-8bar intrumental break will still make it a vocal track The drop at the beginning of the 2nd verse is choice

Bless for the tune, effort and idea, really and truely King
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That vocal is amazing. Congratulations! Thanks for bringing the positive vibration back into dubstep, its needed. I'd love to hear more of this.

I think what a few people are saying is that the bass and tone of the track doesn't fit that well with the vocal, maybe another version on the lighta side would be more appreciated.

oh yea I really like it!!!!!!!!!!!
sounds different... vocals are heavy!!
rddmm is strange at first but after a while it just nice I have to say.
great tune!

peace. respect.

Nice I like them. I don't know enough to give any real feed back but as a fan I'm feelin it. I'd like 320s please.

KnowOne wrote:That vocal is amazing. Congratulations! Thanks for bringing the positive vibration back into dubstep, its needed. I'd love to hear more of this.

I think what a few people are saying is that the bass and tone of the track doesn't fit that well with the vocal, maybe another version on the lighta side would be more appreciated.

yea mate. i ll consider coming up with another mix soon. will post here once done.

i'm loving the vocals.

any chance of a 320?

decent producing, bit wierd tho, dint av any aggresion, melodys n stuff were cool jus IMO i would change the sounds.
i iant shit hot niether so my oppinon may not count too much

Mash up.
Anyone could get the vocal a make a melodic piece of drivel that potters along all subby and minimal. This comes in and batters you. I think it's toughness.
BIG UP.

as promised i am continuing my JA big name artist voicing spree and just voiced the legendary DJ Ranking "Bangdiddeldibang" Joe (Studio One etc.).

details here:

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=332085#332085

just to let all fans of this tune know it is now out on vinyl DDR12001 12". also included r 2 instrumental dubstep bangers of mine.

check my myspace for stores from where this 12" is available:

www.myspace.com/dongoliath

bless!

oh my gosh!!!!!!
nice work man

Funny enough....I like the jerky feel of the beats and the sluggish bass line (noise and all)....maybe slow that tempo a tad?

the vocals I wasn't sold on until listening further and I'm enjoying this.

A- because I wasn't sold completely at first, but this is fucking top notch.