Cornbreadddd wrote:How were you able to find out the name of the tune? And yes, the amount of dubs these guys have is ridiculous.

there's a tracklist on the FKOF website: http://fatkidonfire.com/interviews/spec ... 0_2-kaiju/

What genre are you playing? Who's playing after you? What other tracks do you want to play in your set? You need to take everything into consideration

Or just play Levels every other track

Cut from their FKOF mix right? I recognise the transition out of The Talisman. Big track this one, Kaiju have some storming tunes

definitely listening through again, what a show

Pheral - Hatchway / Sancturary [Innamind Recordings]

kbeatz93 wrote: REMIX FROM REAMZ COMING SOON!

excited for this already!

Prophet-Dubstep wrote:

Nevalo wrote:

Prophet-Dubstep wrote:he is just a Mega-Don

they

He, they are no longer a duo. only Corey is the man now behind Megalodon

source for this? the twitter still names them as a duo, and both of their personal twitters has them down as members of megalodon

Everything in my library is tagged as if it was from the original release, unless the track was specific to the compilation

love these two tracks

Kochari wrote:6 people dancing to shit music
no thank you

distance, skream and kromestar is shit music now? I didn't recognise the other tracks tho

The artists I'm into are pretty similar to OP, deep / dungeon-y dubstep stuff mostly. I'm also quite into post-rock / ambient music, and I'm looking to get a bit more into house. Quite liking Nitin, Vincenzo, Kellerkind and Claptone, what are some good labels / artists to check out? Maybe some mixes...

in no order Zoobi - Kuhtai http://soundcloud.com/zoobi/kuhtai-1 Outerdub - Pyramid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxYzOCCeukc Perverse & Beezy - Cross Examination http://soundcloud.com/perverse/perverse-cross-examination-ft Congi - Somnium http://soundcloud.com/congi-music/congi-somnium Vibez - ...

Once you know a bit of theory - mixing in key, phrase matching - you have a good chance of knowing how to make tracks sound good together. But knowing your tracks inside out if the most important

yes big ups mate!

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People bashing Wikipedia is getting annoying. It's all written by unpaid volunteers and yet is larger in scope, more accurate and updated faster than any other collection of human knowledge in history. If something is wrong, just spend a few minutes reading Wikipedias policies and change it yourself.

I'd suggest saving up a little and getting a traktor s2 or s4. A cheaper option would be something like a hercules rmx or a numark mixtrack / mixtrack pro, but chances are you'd want to eventually upgrade to an s2/s4 so you'd end up paying twice

I doubt you're gonna have much luck on this forum mate, wrong kinda dubstep. You're looking for a producer btw, not a DJ.

None of those links say anything about the tracks being free from copyright. The Ali Nadem and Nilow tracks both even implicitly say that they are not free from copyright, as both require attribution. Letting someone use your track or putting it up for free download is not the same as being free fro...