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Re: What's happening?

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 7:12 am
by Maccaveli
kcollective wrote:Hey y'all, thought I'd introduce myself. Dubstep lover, naturally... started producing about a year and half ago, but that was mostly trance. I thought that dubstep was more complicated, and it is, so I left that on the sideline for a while, until recently and hoping to finish my new track.

I joined to the forum to learn more, and interact with people who actually appreciate dubstep. Apparently admitting that in the real world is like admitting you have a serious condition.


Anyways, I'll see you folks around.
Depends on what kind of dubstep you're admitting to appreciating...

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:42 pm
by kcollective
Depends on what kind of dubstep you're admitting to appreciating...
Ah yes, and that shall remain a mystery. I'd love to bite, but I wouldn't want to start a war to infamous what-dubstep-is-good :W: vs. what-it-isn't :a:

But I will tell you this: I believe all good music (and yes, there is such a thing) stands the test of time. That's what I want to produce... deep, meaningful, melodic, bass dripping music. 8)

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:46 pm
by kcollective
kcollective wrote:
Depends on what kind of dubstep you're admitting to appreciating...
Ah yes, and that shall remain a mystery. I'd love to bite, but I wouldn't want to start a war to infamous what-dubstep-is-good :W: vs. what-it-isn't :a:

But I will tell you this: I believe all good music (and yes, there is such a thing) stands the test of time. That's what I want to produce... deep, meaningful, melodic, bass dripping music. 8)
And now I know how to quote. :dunce:

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 11:03 pm
by Mordeki
Hello! I've been enjoying dubstep and bass music for a few years now, and recently started producing it. I like all kinds of dubstep from deep minimal tunes to heavy hitting maximal bangers. Currently using Ableton Live 8 mostly with Massive for synthesis, but I'm learning a bunch of other VST's as well as Logic Pro 9. Cheers!

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 11:29 pm
by Beat Cube
Hey everyone! I've just started getting into electronic music last year, and I've been producing it for as long. I am by no means a noob, but I'm not a pro either. I'm just your average teenage hobbyist!

I listen to almost all kinds of music to a certain degree, and because of this I don't write strictly "dubstep" per se, but my tracks do contain a lot of dubstep influence, so bear with me if I post something that isnt "purist" enough for you.

Well thats me :D Hope to stick around for a while.

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 5:07 am
by mollyonthefloor
Hey what's up, this is Realtime from Molly on the Floor. If you were ever into dnb you might have known me as Realtime from arQer and Realtime.

Anyways, I'm from Houston TX :Q:

Nice to meet yall

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 8:26 am
by iNzHaiN
Hello all :D


I have recently started getting right into "Dubstep influenced music (Electro House/brostep)

My favourite Artists so far;

Skrillex, Excision, Downlink, Knife Party, Datsik, Flux Pavillion, Redline, Infected Mushroom (psytrance/prog rock duo that are starting dub style)

Favourite songs so far;

Skrillex - Right In
Excision/Downlink - Crowd Control
Excision - Sleepless
Zedd/datsik - stars come out ft. heather bright

Hope to meet a few people around that might share similar intrests and tastes :)

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 9:39 am
by Maccaveli
iNzHaiN wrote:Skrillex, Excision, Downlink, Knife Party, Datsik, Flux Pavillion, Redline, Infected Mushroom (psytrance/prog rock duo that are starting dub style)

Hope to meet a few people around that might share similar intrests and tastes :)
Good luck...

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:53 am
by IntoNevermore
Hi guys! I'm IntoNevermore, I'm also a Metal-Archives.com poster (http://www.metal-archives.com/users/IntoNevermore ) , but i'm open to almost any kind of music, so, recently I got into Dubstep, via artist like Skrillex, Feed Me and Excision (yeah maybe the most obvious ones) and it seems from what I've read that these actually aren't considered "true Dubstep" but "Brostep" and the "Drop" seems to be the equivalent of Core's music Breakdowns, well, I only know that i like some dubstep and maybe this forum helps me to expand my electronic musical collection. That being said, Hi again, see you in the forums!

:t:

Edit: I'm from Venezuela, so please excuse some grammar mistakes :)

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:19 pm
by ralphh
Hey, i'm Ralph
i have been been listening dubstep for a couple of years now, from '08 I think.
I only listened to some DNB at the time (i loved dnb arena cds lol) but then i began to listen to Caspa & Rusko fabriclive cd, listened it all day while playing trackmania, good times ... :i:
Since then i kept digging deeper and deeper :)
I also produce and dj as hobby! (who doesn't on this forums)

One of my tracks ....

Soundcloud

EDIT: if anyone cares, i'm from the netherlands

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 11:33 am
by Captain Carnage
Hi guise, i luv skirlex xDDDDDDDDDD
No, srsly, Hi to all of you reading this, been lurkin here for about 1 year, decided to register for feedback, and MOAR KNOWLADEG

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 7:55 pm
by ajit
Howdy,

I'm Ajit. I'm a music production nooblet. I'm sure you get a dozen a day. I have a serious passion for music, *blah blah*, the usual speel I'm sure. Anyways, I joined here looking to learn how to create music, specifically electronic music. I'm BRAND-freakin' new. This is my first music site to join, by chance, so congrats!

Music history; I have an ear for it, but little applicable experience, and no real tool for the trade. I recently got Ableton and it was too much of an undertaking, so I've opted for Magix Music Maker for now until I master the basics.

Other; I have a graphic design background. I go to school for advertising, but recently I've been overwhelmed with the urge to produce music. Here's some art I've made in the past; http://jacobphilpott.deviantart.com/gallery/

Here's a hypothetical album cover I made. Now I just have to learn how to make the music that goes with it... I think I went out of order lol...
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2012/ ... 4thju6.png

I really would like to contribute to the community while absorbing all the information I can. I'd like to contribute my art skill. If someone wants a EP album cover or just a pic to go along with a song, maybe I can help you out.

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 10:36 pm
by proudpastafarian
Hey Guys, my name's Chris, and I'm an inexperienced but aspiring electronic music...artist? Not really sure how to define what I do. At this point for me, this kind of stuff is just something I do as a side project to school and my other music stuff (I play guitar and cello). I only started making some dubstep and electronic stuff in general a few months ago, and I use Ableton Live 8 and a MicroKORG XL as a MIDI controller. I'm hoping I can get some help from people here, and advice on what directions do go with my stuff. From what I've done, I absolutely love making electronic music. I hope to have some good and beneficial experiences on this site.

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 2:31 am
by JaeBDub
Hello fellow forum users! My name is Jaeger Wilks aka JaeBDub. I love dubstep/drumstep and this new wave of house music I've been hearing lately. A couple things about me... I'm an intern at OX + CO which is a PR and Branding agency. I also edit podcasts for a company called Spark Tech Talk which interviews high ranking individuals in the tech community. Steve Wozniak is one for example. I produce some music but it is very hobbyish. You can find some examples here | http://www.youtube.com/user/JaeBDub?feature=mhee | I recently started a blog that is a compiling list of my favorite tunes. I post once a day, everyday, and give an explanation of why I like the song. Also links to get in touch with the artist. There is also a list on my blog that I add to as well. It's called Artists to Look Out For, and it also gets a new addition everyday. | http://jaebdub.blogspot.com | If you have a song in mind that you would want me to post about you can reach me in several places that I will list below. Thanks for listening to my rant, take care fellow dubsters.

Follow me @jaebdub
http://jaebdub.blogspot.com/
http://www.facebook.com/JaeBDub
http://www.youtube.com/user/JaeBDub?feature=mhee

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 10:25 am
by robinbanks
Hey all, Im a big fan of more chilled out dubstep (or chillstep, if you wanna call it that) and love the way that dubstep has such great potential as a genre, which I beleive we're only just beginning to explore - I joined this site mainly to suss out the dubstep scene in New Zealand, and also to try and gain valuable feedback on my own work as an artist within the 'chillstep' sub-genre, as well as to discuss and keep tabs on the evolution of this amazing music into the future.

Peace!

Robin Banks
http://soundcloud.com/r-banks

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:25 am
by Maccaveli
robinbanks wrote:Hey all, Im a big fan of more chilled out dubstep (or chillstep, if you wanna call it that) and love the way that dubstep has such great potential as a genre, which I beleive we're only just beginning to explore - I joined this site mainly to suss out the dubstep scene in New Zealand, and also to try and gain valuable feedback on my own work as an artist within the 'chillstep' sub-genre, as well as to discuss and keep tabs on the evolution of this amazing music into the future.

Peace!

Robin Banks
http://soundcloud.com/r-banks
Please never say 'chillstep' ever again...

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 10:39 pm
by didi
Maccaveli wrote:
robinbanks wrote:Hey all, Im a big fan of more chilled out dubstep (or chillstep, if you wanna call it that) and love the way that dubstep has such great potential as a genre, which I beleive we're only just beginning to explore - I joined this site mainly to suss out the dubstep scene in New Zealand, and also to try and gain valuable feedback on my own work as an artist within the 'chillstep' sub-genre, as well as to discuss and keep tabs on the evolution of this amazing music into the future.

Peace!

Robin Banks
http://soundcloud.com/r-banks
Please never say 'chillstep' ever again...
x2000

Hello from Houston

Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2012 4:23 am
by MixTheVision
Just registered and got my account activated here at dubstepforum.com. See you guys on the boards and at the venues. :t:

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2012 4:58 pm
by CORNONTHECOBBE
I suppose I better say the genuine "Hello all" and add a waving smiley face emotion or whatnot.

My name is Dave. I appreciate some dubstep. I have attempted to produce some so far using FruityLoops Studio and Ableton Live 8, however have not really achieved much. Still trying.

Favourite producer is Cyberoptics. Followed by Ry Legit. Don't judge me. I tried.

Re: newcomers -> introduce yourself here

Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 2:42 pm
by overall triple
Hey folks, not new to the site but new to posting. I'm from San Diego, CA and have been DJing since '99 and started in on dubstep about 2005. Just had my first track released on Future Follower Records and have remixes and more on the way. Currently also sorting out a monthly mix series and got some new tunes up on my SoundCloud page as well. There's some tunes for free download up there too. Anyway, cheers everyone, see you around.

http://soundcloud.com/overall-triple
http://www.mixcloud.com/overalltriple/
http://www.beatport.com/artist/overall-triple/252757