Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by skitz_0 » Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:55 pm

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by LACE » Fri Jan 14, 2011 5:52 pm

good and balanced you say..

noah d.the subdivision.headhunter (one of the best producers out there imo) along with komonazmuk,optymus grime.starkey.xi

was too lazy to read through the myriad posts on this particular subject. i know, i know. *slaps herself on the wrist*

hopefully there are some artists in this thread who you haven't come across yet.
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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by alexbarehands » Fri Jan 14, 2011 6:02 pm

tunnidge combines the best of both worlds.


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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by remort » Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:16 am

No. I cant say that i like minimal sound. Shackleton itself represent a middleside between minimal techno music and fat hypnotic dubstep sound. My friend likes minimal-techno scene. Kompact label and so on... and he likes shackleton sound too. But he don't like dupstep as much.

In some topics above we talk about photek. so he is famous for his version of clearly brilliant break loops. he made a form of minimalistic DNB which wasn't so minimalistic )) i like when dubstep is going this way like many many years before. )) its fine that kryptic minds made deep tech before falling in dubstep scene.

"ebony sounds" is replacement for some words that are not welcome on this forum. gangsta sound maybe... i don't like it.

PS: anyway - all this is just my point of vision.

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by fractal » Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:52 am

Um, ok. Agree to disagree... :)
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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by Johoosh » Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:44 pm

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by Liam92 » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:11 pm

I'd say Fused Forces, Lost & Emalkay have a good mix off the top of my head

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by NickUndercover » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:14 pm

Shackleton makes dubstep.

Edit: understand a bit more after reading your next post but still... I've always seen Shackleton as dubstep as its most basics, incredibly constructed drums and deep, powerful basslines that can make you shit yourself
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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by J__J_90 » Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:35 pm

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by remort » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:23 am

cluekid, Fused Forces and N-Type make a quite dirty sound. see the name of the topic ))

There was a time i stuck in Jammer - Fire Hydrant instrumental. There is a nice moment with gun reloading sound. Unfortunally other stuff from Jammer wasnt so good for me.

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by Sexual_Chocolate » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:25 am

remort wrote:cluekid, Fused Forces and N-Type make a quite dirty sound. see the name of the topic ))

There was a time i stuck in Jammer - Fire Hydrant instrumental. There is a nice moment with gun reloading sound. Unfortunally other stuff from Jammer wasnt so good for me.
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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by primsound » Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:23 am

i've always thought that subscape does the 2 well, on the one hand you have nothing's wrong and then on the other you have low heights.

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Re: Good, balanced (filth vs. original/chill) producers?

Post by remort » Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:32 am

fire hydrant is a dubstep track i think...

also Phaeleh makes chilly dubstep

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