here is a very simple and straight forward structure for dubstep

4/4 at 140bpm

measures
1-32 = intro (keep it simple, and easy to fallow rhythmically so dj's will want to match it up in the heat of a mix, or while performing)
33-64 = bass and drums - main meat of the tune
65-96 = add something ...

i agree with him 100%.
the days of spinning 2 bits of vinyl at once are well n truly over.
I was a trad DJ for years until its limitations got me into production, and now with the Traktor rigs DJing has finally gotten to where I wanted it 15 years ago. So much more room for creativity. Beat matching ...

Shackleton is untouchable, beyond dubstep and a genre unto himself. Big Respect.

the signal to noise ratio here on DSF does seem to be unusually LOW.

EDIT: i... was high.

pkay wrote:

rinseballs21 wrote:

this elitest shit needs to go. there's no test you have to pass to enjoy music.

right on.

i watched this the other day, And i dont mean to be a hater, but honestly, with the subject at hand, its history and roots, access to producers, stations and scene peeps, it comes across as a bit longwinded and dare i say boring. Literally following guys thru streets talking bollocks and buying ...

Shackleton
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Horsepower Productions

12 year olds, see?

are most people around here 12 or something?

labels? we always need to pigeonhole, huh?



this guy writes it well >>>> http://rougesfoam.blogspot.com/2009/12/premature-burial-burial-pallbearer-vs.html
http://rougesfoam.blogspot.com/2009/08/review-zomby-one-foot-ahead-of-other-ep.html
http://rougesfoam.blogspot.com/2009/07/face-of-wonky.html ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2pf5roMZ08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOT2-OTebx0

Skream is basically pop music isnt he?

And James Blake is so deep and sublime that he is beyond dubstep.......imo.

"dubstep" is almost a dis in some circles, esp that way tired lfo bass business. Seems to be ...

for those people that missed the thread, can someone paraphrase it...?

http://betamorphrecordings.com/images/jnhkbbe2.jpg

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woah! i wont be surprised to hear DJ Tarzan has necked himself.

nicenice wrote:Has more in line with metal and drone then dubstep.

and a huge nod to Muslim Gauze.