Tighten Up Records is a brand new label started by Tek-One, A1 Bassline and Kavsrave.
We're proud to present our debut release which hits the streets on the 20th of September.
Coming out is part one of a two-part, double a-side vinyl and download release featuring the tracks;

A - A1 Bassline Vs ...

13.Tek-One - Pressure

cheers guys![/quote]

Miig wrote:tek-one heaviness.

LIVE SHOW

cheers guys!

OH well thank you very much!
Got a few things in the pipeline right now, just getting them confirmed.
Well definitely keep you posted if you're on the facebook or myspace
cheers guys!

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F**K THE WHITE BOARD - GETS HEAVY

Featuring -

Tek-One (LIVE - one half of Partyshank and a live drummer, creating punishing Dubstep - check the videos below)
http://www.myspace.com/tekoneuk ...

safe

cheers Starkey!


anyone in London be sure to come to the Macbeth in Hoxton tonight to check out our live dubstep show

www.myspace.com/tekoneuk

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nice!

I just uploaded a new track

let me know what you think?

big up yourself Ghosthack!
remember me?

Pkay wrote:They're going to knock or embrace you based on how well you pull it off.

true dat

i played in a live dubstep band and to over come the sound issues of an acoustic kit, we used a hybrid kit.

Midi kick and snare and hi hat, but the rest of the kit was still there, piccolo snare, regular high hat all the cymbals and percussion.

Worked out sounding great actually. In the end it ...

There's always a demand for quality dubstep (though sometimes you'd think people wouldn't be interested in decent production, but ya kno'...) at the end of the day it's up to the promoter what goes on.
A band can play pretty much whatever a DJ can do and quite a bit more as well as expand on what ...

Hi guys,
I just recently started a live dubstep act, but which I can also operate as a regular DJ.
I've toured as part of a successful band, and also had reasonable success as a singular dj under a different alias, and as a dj-duo.
I know I personally would much rather go to a club night and watch a ...

the difficulty is always trying to strike a balance between being as live as humanly possible, and retaining the polished mixed-down, professional dance music sound!

the key is a sound engineer who's no mushroom at the game

thanks man!

get the engineer to turn down the live kick and snare a bit so it sits better, and doesn't disturb the track, and use the track kick and snare to give it that electro oomph

but live cymbals are the things I've missed the most from electronic music ;-)
so happy to have that element back ...

If you like the sound of that, or just wanna check out the tunes I've written;

www.myspace.com/tekoneuk

cheers guys