Playing dubstep at the wrong tempo.
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 8:58 am
The first dubstep record I bought was Skream's Skreamizm voume 1. I bought it completely on the off chance because it was in the grime section and it had two records for a bit cheaper than two singles. I didn't have many records at the time as I'd only just started deejaying so I wanted to enlarge my collection.
Because I was totally uninitiated in the whole dubstep (and deejaying) ting, the records confused me because they played at different speeds on both sides and because in grime the bass isn't usually as deep as in dubstep I thought that the side d, with Lightning and Hag on, was played at 45rpm. I was mixing it with some public enemy accapella and buzzing off it pretty hard.
Anyway, I'd just started my music course at uni and because I was chubbing off this fast Skream tune that I ran at about 105bpm instead of 70bpm I made this kind of warp-speed dubstep track for my 'music for film' module to fit with a clip from a Kubrick film we got given to score.
Bare in mind that this was time ago and I'll admit that the bass aint deep enough and the hi-hats are too loud but I reckon it was a nice missunderstanding on my part. Give it a watch a let us know what you reckon.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... =719789687
Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone know any other hip-hop speed dubstep?
I remember some MRK1 tracks off the Rephlex Grime compilation being a bit closer to hip-hop speed, And I reckon I clocked a track on the Vex'd myspace a few months back that was at a non-garage tempo. I for one would be interested in hearing more stuff at that kind of tempo.
Because I was totally uninitiated in the whole dubstep (and deejaying) ting, the records confused me because they played at different speeds on both sides and because in grime the bass isn't usually as deep as in dubstep I thought that the side d, with Lightning and Hag on, was played at 45rpm. I was mixing it with some public enemy accapella and buzzing off it pretty hard.
Anyway, I'd just started my music course at uni and because I was chubbing off this fast Skream tune that I ran at about 105bpm instead of 70bpm I made this kind of warp-speed dubstep track for my 'music for film' module to fit with a clip from a Kubrick film we got given to score.
Bare in mind that this was time ago and I'll admit that the bass aint deep enough and the hi-hats are too loud but I reckon it was a nice missunderstanding on my part. Give it a watch a let us know what you reckon.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... =719789687
Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone know any other hip-hop speed dubstep?
I remember some MRK1 tracks off the Rephlex Grime compilation being a bit closer to hip-hop speed, And I reckon I clocked a track on the Vex'd myspace a few months back that was at a non-garage tempo. I for one would be interested in hearing more stuff at that kind of tempo.