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It's no secret - most dubstep mixes out there suck balls.

I've found very few REALLY GOOD dubstep mixes to listen to while driving/studying/dog walking. I've even tried my hand at creating this mythical, all-encompassing "perfect" dubstep mix, and haven't succeeded. Yet.

In my mind, the perfect dubstep mix should:

1- Tell a story (shift mood and tone throughout the mix)
2- Vary in intensity
3- Be interesting; grab people's attention
4- Be absolutely spot-on perfect in the transitions
5- 50minutes < length < 74minutes

So would anybody out there like to shine the spotlight on a dubstep mix that they feel is particularly fantastic?

Muy apreciada!



(P.S.: No Fabriclive 37 or Dubstep Allstars recommendations plz)

^^ Currently downloading (thanks), but let the record show that I never said "mustn't have wobble". Wobble is awesome (done properly).

http://kongkretebass.com/kkblog/
Try this!

Yeah T!'s mix is good.

Dont know if its all those, but worth a listen.

http://www.getdarker.com/files/bbcbca1c ... 41231c5a8/

http://www.getdarker.com/files/c46aed1b ... 4127abad2/

Not sure if you'd call this dubstep cause it has some dubstep, some techno, some grime, but it's a very good mix:

http://subversivesounds.be/newforum/vie ... f=14&t=829

Also this one, http://soundcloud.com/dj-phonetics/dubs ... e-mix-viii

Honestly, with Skar and Phonetics you can never go wrong.

yes, oh yes

DJG - "The Natty Droid Chronicles" Studio Mix
Recorded live in San Francisco, October 2008

http://drop.io/nattydroid

A few mixes from the Solitude's Ambient Dubstep series are really good and fit the length.

http://soundcloud.com/solitude

not as long as you might want but this is amazing for the car, especially after a big night.

Afterglo 0.01 - Phaeleh

http://soundcloud.com/afterglo/afterglo ... e-download

http://bluntsmokin.blogspot.com/

He select the best mixes

WatchYourStep wrote: In my mind, the perfect dubstep mix should:

1- Tell a story (shift mood and tone throughout the mix)
2- Vary in intensity
3- Be interesting; grab people's attention
4- Be absolutely spot-on perfect in the transitions
5- 50minutes < length < 74minutes

OK, I did a mix recently called 'Summer Snapshot' that should (hopefully!) fulfil those criteria (although I would never say it's the 'perfect' mix). it's 51 minutes, and it goes from moody half-step through some more up-beat, bouncy stuff, some 2-step, then 4/4, and then back to some deep steppers material, before ending up with some tearing Amens. see what you think:

http://sonicrampage.org/blog/?p=877

The final Ruffage session is about as good as you'll get. I've played at least some part of it daily since it was on air.
http://www.dubstepforum.com/the-final-r ... 53-20.html

Soundcloud

Here's the last mix I did of 09, it's not your stereotypical dubstep mix. It explores a lot of the related fields while staying true to the bass.
Here's the download: http://bit.ly/7JQVVU

lildwell wrote:A few mixes from the Solitude's Ambient Dubstep series are really good and fit the length.

http://soundcloud.com/solitude

solitude wrote:

lildwell wrote:A few mixes from the Solitude's Ambient Dubstep series are really good and fit the length.

http://soundcloud.com/solitude

i had to show you love bro.

this mix will blow your socks off!!!!!


http://www.mediafire.com/?k2lyj7g51pbl8xh

If you won't dig THIS then YOUR taste in dubstep just sucks

sixamsedna wrote:If you won't dig THIS then YOUR taste in dubstep just sucks

I concur