Where to find dubstep?

ICUAudiodotcom · Post by **ICUAudiodotcom** » Wed Mar 02, 2011 10:40 pm

check out http://www.icuaudio.com

Plenty of new releases and downloads available.

Terminate · Post by **Terminate** » Wed Mar 02, 2011 10:42 pm

I found the "dubstep" in the Britney song really lack-luster. You'd do much better listening to Mala or Loefah or Distance.

skanky · Post by **skanky** » Wed Mar 02, 2011 10:51 pm

there is no shortcut. just start digging

shankstep · Post by **shankstep** » Wed Mar 02, 2011 11:33 pm

So I was looking at dubstepforum.com and they have a thread stickied there (click read more to view the whole thread). It was talking about what dubstep "really is." I could not have been more appalled at what songs were listed there. The songs were boring and slow and nothing happened at all. It was like watching grass grow. Interesting if you speed it up to about a billion times its speed.

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bwahahaha.

hit the road jack...

particle-jim · Post by **particle-jim** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 1:06 am

So I was looking at dubstepforum.com and they have a thread stickied there (click read more to view the whole thread). It was talking about what dubstep "really is." I could not have been more appalled at what songs were listed there. The songs were boring and slow and nothing happened at all. It was like watching grass grow. Interesting if you speed it up to about a billion times its speed.

get out... just get out and don't come back

illandnatti · Post by **illandnatti** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 5:19 am

particle-jim wrote:get out... just get out and don't come back

Hahaha, the typical dubstepforum welcome. Glad you found dubstep, it has proved to be one of the most diverse and resilient genres of music of our time. Definitely check out the "New To Dubstep" stickied thread at the top of the GD forum here. It's full of genre defining tunes that established dubstep as dubstep and have influenced countless newcomers since. One thing to keep in mind about dubstep, especially early dubstep is the power of the sub bass. If you can't hear the sub bass properly you're only going to be getting about 20-30% of the full effect of the music. A lot of newcomers (including most of my friends who are into dubstep) make this fatal mistake, and decide early on that they don't like the deeper/darker side of things.

If you don't have a proper subwoofer at home, buy one, or go to a friends house or studio or something. At the very least buy some proper headphones so you can hear the low end frequencies. While most music has a bassline that rides below the lead, the bassline in dubstep IS the lead, kapeesh?

You might not be into the earlier deep/dark sound, I know I wasn't right away, but I promise you, the longer you listen to the genre, the more appeal that the early dubstep sound will have. That is where the gold is, it's where everything you hear today in all its various distorted forms came from.

Cheers mate, happy listening.

chefugee · Post by **chefugee** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 9:41 am

ICUAudiodotcom wrote:check out http://www.icuaudio.com

Plenty of new releases and downloads available.

Fine selection of sounds right here

particle-jim · Post by **particle-jim** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 3:59 pm

illandnatti wrote:
particle-jim wrote:get out... just get out and don't come back
Hahaha, the typical dubstepforum welcome. Glad you found dubstep, it has proved to be one of the most diverse and resilient genres of music of our time. Definitely check out the "New To Dubstep" stickied thread at the top of the GD forum here. It's full of genre defining tunes that established dubstep as dubstep and have influenced countless newcomers since. One thing to keep in mind about dubstep, especially early dubstep is the power of the sub bass. If you can't hear the sub bass properly you're only going to be getting about 20-30% of the full effect of the music. A lot of newcomers (including most of my friends who are into dubstep) make this fatal mistake, and decide early on that they don't like the deeper/darker side of things.

If you don't have a proper subwoofer at home, buy one, or go to a friends house or studio or something. At the very least buy some proper headphones so you can hear the low end frequencies. While most music has a bassline that rides below the lead, the bassline in dubstep IS the lead, kapeesh?

You might not be into the earlier deep/dark sound, I know I wasn't right away, but I promise you, the longer you listen to the genre, the more appeal that the early dubstep sound will have. That is where the gold is, it's where everything you hear today in all its various distorted forms came from.

Cheers mate, happy listening.

I'm usually not such a negative dick to people on here but really...

So I was looking at dubstepforum.com and they have a thread stickied there. It was talking about what dubstep "really is." I could not have been more appalled at what songs were listed there. The songs were boring and slow and nothing happened at all. It was like watching grass grow. Interesting if you speed it up to about a billion times its speed.

I'm pretty certain that is talking about the 'new to dubstep' thread you just recommended lol

wilson · Post by **wilson** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 4:09 pm

particle-jim wrote:
illandnatti wrote:
particle-jim wrote:get out... just get out and don't come back
Hahaha, the typical dubstepforum welcome. Glad you found dubstep, it has proved to be one of the most diverse and resilient genres of music of our time. Definitely check out the "New To Dubstep" stickied thread at the top of the GD forum here. It's full of genre defining tunes that established dubstep as dubstep and have influenced countless newcomers since. One thing to keep in mind about dubstep, especially early dubstep is the power of the sub bass. If you can't hear the sub bass properly you're only going to be getting about 20-30% of the full effect of the music. A lot of newcomers (including most of my friends who are into dubstep) make this fatal mistake, and decide early on that they don't like the deeper/darker side of things.

If you don't have a proper subwoofer at home, buy one, or go to a friends house or studio or something. At the very least buy some proper headphones so you can hear the low end frequencies. While most music has a bassline that rides below the lead, the bassline in dubstep IS the lead, kapeesh?

You might not be into the earlier deep/dark sound, I know I wasn't right away, but I promise you, the longer you listen to the genre, the more appeal that the early dubstep sound will have. That is where the gold is, it's where everything you hear today in all its various distorted forms came from.

Cheers mate, happy listening.
I'm usually not such a negative dick to people on here but really...
So I was looking at dubstepforum.com and they have a thread stickied there. It was talking about what dubstep "really is." I could not have been more appalled at what songs were listed there. The songs were boring and slow and nothing happened at all. It was like watching grass grow. Interesting if you speed it up to about a billion times its speed.
I'm pretty certain that is talking about the 'new to dubstep' thread you just recommended lol

Is what I was thinking

Excellent post illandnatti, maybe the dude will read it give the 'new to dubstep' thread another go, this time with new ears. Or he might not. No harm trying I guess.

macea2010 · Post by **macea2010** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 6:47 pm

i have some interesting dubstep music on www.dubstep2.blogspot.com check it out

CoreyGoesRawr · Post by **CoreyGoesRawr** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 1:07 am

youtube.com/problemsovedretard

your gf sounds cooler than you man...

zerbaman · Post by **zerbaman** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 7:05 am

OP, this seriously isn't the place you come to tell people that your first dubstep experience was had while listening to Britney spears.

Raggles · Post by **Raggles** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 8:19 am

God damn you, Britney Spears!

budsteq · Post by **budsteq** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 9:21 am

Ganja White Night.

+ if you find the deeper darker stuff boring (which is perfectly okay lol though i disagree) try stuff like Flux Pavilion..some of the decent jump up

edit and i suppose if you liked that Britney Spears abomination you might like Rusko. Download Caspa and Rusko's Fabriclive 37.

NeuroMethod · Post by **NeuroMethod** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 10:49 pm

You can find some on the Facebook Dubstep Interest List - https://www.facebook.com/lists/397169523629597

computerface · Post by **computerface** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:03 pm

Look, it's plain this bloke doesn't care about quality tunes...just leave ignorance be.

idontreallygiveashit · Post by **idontreallygiveashit** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:03 pm

novajamroom.com

oh wait...

Maccaveli · Post by **Maccaveli** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:10 pm

>Hear bastardized version of new genre in Britney Spears song
>Decide you are now an authority on that genre
>Become appalled at what people who have been listened to it for years define it as
>Create new website in which you will use your vast knowledge of said genre to stand out from the thousands of other websites and blogs about it

Good one dickhead.

computerface · Post by **computerface** » Fri Mar 23, 2012 2:04 am

Maccaveli wrote:>Hear bastardized version of new genre in Britney Spears song
>Decide you are now an authority on that genre
>Become appalled at what people who have been listened to it for years define it as
>Create new website in which you will use your vast knowledge of said genre to stand out from the thousands of other websites and blogs about it

Good one dickhead.

illandnatti · Post by **illandnatti** » Fri Mar 23, 2012 2:46 am

Maccaveli wrote:>Hear bastardized version of new genre in Britney Spears song
>Decide you are now an authority on that genre
>Become appalled at what people who have been listened to it for years define it as
>Create new website in which you will use your vast knowledge of said genre to stand out from the thousands of other websites and blogs about it

Good one dickhead.

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