nice one! i'm glad someone remembers him! definitely an inovator as far as getting really dark goes.


The Movers' stuff is amazing. Dark as fuck. Frontal Sickness pt 1 & pt 2 on PCP are sick.

yeah those albums are still good listening even minus the nostalgia factor!

my personal favourite was ...

I reckon what they used was more like this:

Lydkraft Tube-Tech SMC2B - a multiband compressor. With this, and it´s often used at mastering studios, you can apply compression at different threshold to bass, mid and top. I tried it when cutting a dub at Planet Phat in London way back in 2002, and it ...

salvia is like the crack of hallucinogens - from nought to full on mushroom style trip in about 10 seconds. be sure someone is there to take the bong off you, you might end up just dropping it on the floor.

it is the only thing to ever make me hallucinate (and up until now my hallucinogenic maximum ...

Alex bk-bk wrote:dont patronise us

easy now. didn't mean to patronise anyone! just thought you might find it interesting....

it's all about use and/or abuse.

then again i have caned it every day for about 15 years (and i'm doing so now!) so i'm probably not in a position to comment!

definitely demotivates you if you smoke too much, "i'lll just have another spliff....." and it always makes me laugh how some people call ...

know your history:

http:www.myspace.com/theamenbreak

Say if you're just working on a sub tho (for which less definition is necessary), is compression not useful to give a stronger, more even response across the frequency range, therefore giving a more even result when using multi-note patterns?

good point, though you could do the same thing with eq ...

Does anyone who posts on here like "the mover"? the first time i heard any dubstep it really reminded me of his stuff from around '94 and some of the "cold rush records" releases (not so much the beats, their stuff was more 4 to the floor, but definitely a similar vibe). their motto was "music for ...

all from the knees if i'm chilling (which is starting to wear mine out!) otherwise marching on the offbeat, usually whilst chopping the air in front of me with the edge of my hand.

One major difference tho, is that now it is much much harder to make money from music. Therefore there is less bandwagon jumping just to make a quick buck. In the hayday of house/jungle/late nineties D+B, people could make a bit of money out of a good tune. These days you're lucky to cover your ...

i've listened to both and i swear that the sony MDR-V150 use the same drivers as the above model, but they cost about £15 (even cheaper on ebay - new of course! secondhand cans? eeew!) i've used em for everything (writing/monitoring/mixdown) for years. surprisingly flat and accurate for cans ...

i like really filthy bass so i generally stick a bit of distortion on it which gives you some compression anyway. always use eq for the clean stuff though...

MRJIGGYFLY wrote:

Definitely Dubstep

you know it! http://www.nationaldayofslayer.org/

unfortunately i just recieved a message asking me to take it down, so no more wriggly arse, sorry! have a large mushroom as compensation...

leave it alone, you'll go blind....

actually i might put another one up instead, it's well distracting! i had it as my profile picture on myspace but they took it off!

i remember reading an interview with photek in about 97/98 and he was saying that the early rave/house scene was very varied as far as the music went because it was essentially a small scene, so it needed to have lots of different elements (ie fluffy ambient tunes, hardcore bassline tunes, vocal ...

"snakes and ladders" is doing it for me. nice bass!

my mate cogent posts on here so i'm just saying hello so you'll know who it is giving him loads of shit and flaming him all the time! :) only joking james.

i make tunes with bass, i don't know if you'd call it dubstep (i get a little lost with the whole genre thing - a very english preoccupation ...

now it's just getting silly. which is what i like actually........

dubstep. (click on the picture for the evidence)