newcomers -> introduce yourself here

[KustomDSF]

Hi DSF

My name is "Kustom." I've been in and out of the music biz for 6 years now working with artists, producers, publishers, and DJs. I joined this site to capture the essence of dubstep and learn from the community. Hopefully, I can provide you all with some opportunities as well (in fact, I know of one that may help... if anyone is interested in publishing, I can link you to my publisher so we can start shopping your tracks to the TV networks for placement).

Anyway, back to the music. Looking forward to networking.

This is a new one I just made... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytgcYa4RBKo&f

Mike
Kustom

[towed102]

Hey guys,

Loving the the Dub Step Forum!!!!

[LCD]

hello!!
This forum looks like it has a lot of useful information. I like dubstep, I guess I'm more into IDM for producing, but so much of the techniques are the same. I hope i can learn a lot here! -LCD

[sheaski]

What up guys! Sheaski here, 22 years old. From Queenstown, New Zealand! Known about this forum for a while but never really explored it enough to post on it. I like Dubstep (obviously), DnB, Garage, IDM, Deep house and minimal techno mainly. Stoked to join this community!

[dubwisefm]

Eazy dubsteppers!
I run a new and exciting Dubstep/DnB station based in North London http://www.dubwisefm.net We are currently recruiting dubstep dj's round the clock. If you think you have what it takes to host your own weekly show drop us a line with a link to a demo mix to dubwisefm@live.co.uk or call 07954 262 864

[DiN_D]

hey guys.. just want to introduce myself as DiN D. I produce dubstep and electro house from philly, pa. check out my latest track below, thanks.
Soundcloud

[bassdubba]

Hello Guys,

I am not exactly a new member over here, I just created an account a while ago but have been mainly lurkety lurking all the time instead of participating in the forum. I am a dj/producer who also organizes the craziest dubstep/glitch hop & drum and bass events in Guadalajara, Mexico, they are sometimes bi-weekly or monthly events called Bassculture, our group is called GDL Bass Crew.

I've been a big fan of dubstep back since about 2008 so I mainly prefer the abstract/deep/dark/extremely sub heavy sounding dubs instead of most of the new midrange/noisy dubs that have gone mainstream, and note I said prefer... not to be confused with me hating the mainstream style. I also like glitch hop, so you may see me over a the glitch hop forum a lot. The type of music I like is probably anything that sounds heavy/broken beat, so you can count in breaks/drum and bass/IDM, etc... too

I hope to make some friends over here and to improve my production skills also, I like giving and receiving feedback

[DubstepBro]

Hi
Since I'm new I guess I should go in on this topic. I make beats on my laptop mostly for fun. I'm not looking for doing it professionally or anything like that. I'm looking to meet cool people and maybe get some ideas on whats out there and share what I've seen. I'm a YouTube junkie. I could spend hours listening to beats and watching videos. So thats me. (Oh and my name is Dusin)

[BombshockDubstep]

Heya, decided to finally use this forum, since Ive had a registration for more than a month, but never really entered...
Anyways, Im BSDS, or Zeus, and Im just a simple dubstep (and yeah, Im talking about the one that sounds like malfunctioning kitchen appliances) fan, this summer its gonna be my aniversary since I fell in love with this godsent music. I also have a small promotion channel on Youtube, but Im not gonna talk too much about that, since I dont want to sound like Im advertising.
Uhm, I came here to find awesome tracks and people with a good taste in music that will be fun to comunicate with.
And people that might give me production tips (if I EVENTUALLY decide to get off my lazy rear end and start doing SOMETHING).

Fun fact: when I wrote the forum's address, I wrote .net by accident and ended up on some Chinese/Korean/idk website and went

[AMG]

I'm very new to the genre. I started really listening last June. However, I know a lot of people are going to hate reading this, I am accustomed to well, the music or whatever you want to call it that isn't "true" to the genre as some would say. I definitely appreciate the original artists and all that they've done, but I kind of look at it like how old school hip hop heads do with the more recent generations. Hip Hop is my life, and a lot of purists or original dubstep heads remind me of how the golden age of hip hop (92-97) was compared to now. It's kind of funny to think about in contrast. With that said, I won't be posting very much, I'll be mostly soaking in the tunes that you all post and try to get a better understanding of the genre in general. Also I'm really digging a lot of female vocals in songs. It's soothing and chill. I definitely need to step my sound system up though, cause I am missing out on the key elements that make this genre so dope. I have a little sub in my crib, and I'll be getting a decent amp and sub(s) put in my car within the next month or so, so I'll be able to appreciate the great music you guys post up a lot more. Peace - AMG from Minneapolis, MN

[Sonika]

I'm very new to the genre. I started really listening last June. However, I know a lot of people are going to hate reading this, I am accustomed to well, the music or whatever you want to call it that isn't "true" to the genre as some would say. I definitely appreciate the original artists and all that they've done, but I kind of look at it like how old school hip hop heads do with the more recent generations. Hip Hop is my life, and a lot of purists or original dubstep heads remind me of how the golden age of hip hop (92-97) was compared to now. It's kind of funny to think about in contrast. With that said, I won't be posting very much, I'll be mostly soaking in the tunes that you all post and try to get a better understanding of the genre in general. Also I'm really digging a lot of female vocals in songs. It's soothing and chill. I definitely need to step my sound system up though, cause I am missing out on the key elements that make this genre so dope. I have a little sub in my crib, and I'll be getting a decent amp and sub(s) put in my car within the next month or so, so I'll be able to appreciate the great music you guys post up a lot more. Peace - AMG from Minneapolis, MN

for female vocals check out
kryptic minds - can't sleep ft alys be
distance - falling ft alys be
swarms - flikr of ur eyes (ft someone I can't remember)
phaeleh - afterglow ft soundmouse

[AMG]

I'm very new to the genre. I started really listening last June. However, I know a lot of people are going to hate reading this, I am accustomed to well, the music or whatever you want to call it that isn't "true" to the genre as some would say. I definitely appreciate the original artists and all that they've done, but I kind of look at it like how old school hip hop heads do with the more recent generations. Hip Hop is my life, and a lot of purists or original dubstep heads remind me of how the golden age of hip hop (92-97) was compared to now. It's kind of funny to think about in contrast. With that said, I won't be posting very much, I'll be mostly soaking in the tunes that you all post and try to get a better understanding of the genre in general. Also I'm really digging a lot of female vocals in songs. It's soothing and chill. I definitely need to step my sound system up though, cause I am missing out on the key elements that make this genre so dope. I have a little sub in my crib, and I'll be getting a decent amp and sub(s) put in my car within the next month or so, so I'll be able to appreciate the great music you guys post up a lot more. Peace - AMG from Minneapolis, MN

for female vocals check out
kryptic minds - can't sleep ft alys be
distance - falling ft alys be
swarms - flikr of ur eyes (ft someone I can't remember)
phaeleh - afterglow ft soundmouse

Greatly appreciated Sonika. I actually just checked out that Phaeleh jawn this morning. Insanely beautiful track. It'll really be nice once I complete my system.

[Sonika]

Cool man! He also did another one with Soundmouse, I forget the name but it's also beautiful. That entire Phaeleh album is great

Yeah it'll be even cooler with your full setup

"you can't put man in a room with no subwoofers"
-Mala

[Maccaveli]

The other Phaeleh / Soundmouse tracks are The Cold In You and Breath In Air.

Also for the female vocals check out:
Joker - The Vision
Redlight - Get Out My Head (Joker Remix)
Breakage - Fighting Fire
Breakage - Justified
Submotion Orchestra's album Finest Hour
Vex'd - Heart Space
Any Katy B tune, but obviously for dubstep the ones produced by Benga and/or Magnetic Man

[bokaneaudio]

We are Bokane Audio,

A new UK label (Yes another one I know) we're currently signing deep releases, vinyl only no digi, and we have a more "Hyped" side to us too.
the BKA series will be our deep, constant press of tracks, While our BKAL (Bokane Audio Limited Release) will be the more hyped side including like of Mr Boogie, Fused Forces, Suspect and more to come

Thanks and hello again !

www.bokane-audio.com
info@bokane-audio.com

[SkoOl]

Sup everyone I have making dubstep for about a month and I am just getting used to it.it all started when I listened to first of the year by skrillex.I use fl studio and my main synth is the simple 3x osc but I downsample like fuck.I am only 16 but apparently I am not bad at it.I have a extrmley ghetto set up(basically computer,loud speakers,and a midi I rarely use (mostly I use the piano roll.)) I sound like a mix of skrillex and datsik.I am impressed of this forum and I have learned alot from it.

[JTMMusicuk]

Sup everyone I have making dubstep for about a month and I am just getting used to it.it all started when I listened to first of the year by skrillex.I use fl studio and my main synth is the simple 3x osc but I downsample like fuck.I am only 16 but apparently I am not bad at it.I have a extrmley ghetto set up(basically computer,loud speakers,and a midi I rarely use (mostly I use the piano roll.)) I sound like a mix of skrillex and datsik.I am impressed of this forum and I have learned alot from it.

Clearly you havn't learned to spell or how to be gramatically correct

[Maccaveli]

Sup everyone I have making dubstep for about a month and I am just getting used to it.it all started when I listened to first of the year by skrillex.I use fl studio and my main synth is the simple 3x osc but I downsample like fuck.I am only 16 but apparently I am not bad at it.I have a extrmley ghetto set up(basically computer,loud speakers,and a midi I rarely use (mostly I use the piano roll.)) I sound like a mix of skrillex and datsik.I am impressed of this forum and I have learned alot from it.

Clearly you havn't learned to spell or how to be gramatically correct

or how to dubstep.

[docrasta]

Hey everyone.

I am a producer with roots in hip hop. I've been getting into the dubstep sound for a few years now, mainly from dj friends who spin edm in Baltimore and York, pa. It's been a few years now, and I have been working on my 'sound'.
I work on a pro tools rig, which is quite interesting relative to most of what I've read on here in terms of production.
I know you guys like your fl, ableton, reason, sound forge, reaper and the like, but I just see them all as tools, and I know how to use my tool. So basically, a sequencer is a sequencer is a seq....
The only drawback for me is the rtas vs. vst. But all I have to do is wrap it and I am all good.

I look forward to contributing to this community as I learn from it as well.
Also, I am looking forward to any networking possibilities.
But I'll push my tunes later. Just a hello for now!

Also, anyone who is from the east coast/ pa in the states please hit me up. Always looking for the like minded.

[Immerse]

Cool man! He also did another one with Soundmouse, I forget the name but it's also beautiful. That entire Phaeleh album is great

Yeah it'll be even cooler with your full setup

"you can't put man in a room with no subwoofers"
-Mala

i think im gonna go head and steal that for my sig if you dont mind..