i would say yes, dubstep will be a bit tricky to learn to mix with. the fact that there is a lot of "space" in the tracks makes it a bit more difficult to hear what to mix. also, a lot of the intros are quiet and/or sporatic which can also cause problems, same goes for dnb. i believe any k...

like you said, i did enjoy the mix. it was definitly different to hear all the long drawn out mixes. i'd say 75% of the time they sounded fantastic and the other few didn't sound quite as good, but it's not as if i was like, "omg this is horrible." sometimes after having two tracks blended...

on the dl.

i'll give some feedback tomorrow...hopefully your mix will help me get through the long drive tomorrow.

inta wrote:everyone i've given this mix to here in chicago falls instantly in love with this...

amazing job all, a fuckin classic.

biggup chicago crew...now there's like 8 of us who listen to dubstep

supposedly there's gonna be a dubstep night @ cafe lura some time in the next couple months.

i've been buying dnb records with some house, downtempo, and hip-hop on the side for about 8 years now. i've really been feelin dubstep for a little while now so i went ahead and bought these records: 1 x Skream - Skreamizm Vol. 1, Glamma / Untitled / Smiley face / Rottan . Lightening / Hag - Tempa ...

listened to this yesterday...good stuff.

i'm gonna post it on my local dnb message board.

ghettobot wrote:my favourite at the moment...
NO U TURN stuff from 95-98!!!

i enjoy this stuff for the same reasons i enjly listening to dubstep...they are very similar in my opinion.

i've only been listening do dubstep for a few months now, mostly the rinse fm mixes i download from this site and any other random mixes that catch my eye, and i've noticed that there are not very many tunes with vocals in em. i'm not talking about grime or hip hop vocals, i mean more like singing v...

Engine Room wrote:Dreads on white people are shameless and purely offensive. Consider the history, stop cheapening it as a fucking fashion statement.

the only thing shameless here is your ignorance

ey, what's up man. this is andy (grafik), i played some dnb on the part time suckers about three years ago. are you guys still doing the show every thursday night? i haven't listened in a long time, but if you're playing dubstep i'll be sure to tune in. it's great to see some other chicago headz int...

can't go wrong with a mix that starts out with goat stare.

downloading now, thanks

stateside there isn't much yet but groove distribution has some, as does forced exposure. ernie b's reggae carries hyperdub tunes sometimes. generally though, i find ordering from the uk doesn't really cost more than buying 12"s at my local shop. that's funny, groove distribution is literally ...

Hey everyone, I've recently been getting into the dubstep sound but don't know much about it. I live in Chicago and while I know a few people who are into it, there isn't a scene at all. So my question is, where can I listen to and/or individual dubstep records online? I've been looking through the ...