Wolverine wrote:imo this is the very first dubstep tune, made in 1983!!!

Brilliant!

The Widdler - Walking my dog



Cheesy tune

If you just want it to be easy, then choose tracks that have very much the same BPM.. It makes it a lot easier mixing them together..

You can also make a tracklist and then cue up your tracks before getting started, but this takes a loong time and takes out the thrill imho..

fractal wrote:joker vs ikonika would be sick

hands on bro!
Fuck man - hyperdub: Make this happen!

Horsepower Productions !

Rusk0 wrote:

kp mike wrote:an album by rusko

total fail

fuck off, i worked really hard on my new album.

Rusko

Safe mayn!

I think the video's great, fits in well with Rusko's style and the song...stop your hating!!


have to agree, actually a fun song! It's not trying to be all OTT dark and hard, just a well produced, silly song to bust a skank too! and it's not like it's some clone wobble sound; rusko/caspa/coki ...

I really dig 'Your Words'.. Generally a very nice release!

-dubson- wrote:Anyone wanna explain what it sounds like?

how do you ever do that?


really need audio on this one!

Tjeck out the Luvstep album:

http://blogadub.blogspot.com/2010/02/sc ... vstep.html

really looking forward

i think i just got scared

I've heard this kinda soft 16bit tune; Joanna Newsom - Shallow (16bit remix), and i've heard that they actually have made a coupple of others like this.

Can anybody help me track down these tunes?


Thanks

bandshell wrote:In at chemical.

http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... RMONIMIX01

Thank you and good day

dubstep will continue to grow internationally.....brostep vs intelligent step.....not that i hate brostep...i love it as much as the next bro....


i believe it will take the turn of dnb

one side will be melodic productions.....what liquid is for dnb

other will be agressive.....clown dnb for ...

Check out this playlist: http://blogadub.blogspot.com/2010/02/th ... ylist.html

dj snipaz wrote:show him some borgore!

very nice tune!

Really nice mayn! Keep it coming - i love when people makes new interpretations of songs a cross genres..

HUGE - looking forward!