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Hello

I've been lurking these forums for a good long while without writing anything... Up until today. So that pretty much calls for an introduction if anything

I'm a 21 years old guy from the southern parts of Sweden, much closer to Copenhagen than Stockholm. I've been obsessed with all kinds of music for as long as I can remember, but this sound has really got a hold of me.


My relation to dubstep started somewhere around 2006/2007. My humble collection of vinyl contained everything from Black Flag to Miles Davis. I mostly listened to bands like Dinosaur Jr. and the Melvins, where the latter led me on to this whole fixation with bass. A friend led me on to classic dub records with Tubby, Lee Perry and from that i found my favorite producer: Scientist.

As I looked for that deeper bass sound i eventually stumbled over jungle and dubstep with the sounds of Burial and the Skull Disco catalogue as my first discoveries. From there on I've mainly enjoyed the Digital Mystikz (mostly Mala) and right now I'm expecting great things from Phaeleh. Everything with a flavor of soul music and funk is interesting to me.

I'm a novice producer and Dj and I'm sure I'll find a lot of inspiration on here.

Cheers =)

Hi everyone!
Been producing dubstep stuff since end of last year but only finally got round to doing something with it in the last week.
So just a quick hello to you all.
1TP.x

mikro. wrote:Hello

I've been lurking these forums for a good long while without writing anything... Up until today. So that pretty much calls for an introduction if anything

I'm a 21 years old guy from the southern parts of Sweden, much closer to Copenhagen than Stockholm. I've been obsessed with all kinds of music for as long as I can remember, but this sound has really got a hold of me.


My relation to dubstep started somewhere around 2006/2007. My humble collection of vinyl contained everything from Black Flag to Miles Davis. I mostly listened to bands like Dinosaur Jr. and the Melvins, where the latter led me on to this whole fixation with bass. A friend led me on to classic dub records with Tubby, Lee Perry and from that i found my favorite producer: Scientist.

As I looked for that deeper bass sound i eventually stumbled over jungle and dubstep with the sounds of Burial and the Skull Disco catalogue as my first discoveries. From there on I've mainly enjoyed the Digital Mystikz (mostly Mala) and right now I'm expecting great things from Phaeleh. Everything with a flavor of soul music and funk is interesting to me.

I'm a novice producer and Dj and I'm sure I'll find a lot of inspiration on here.

Cheers =)

Easy guys, I'm from Leeds but live most of the year in Nottingham.
It's pretty scary really, i hate 'introduce myself' threads usually, but decided to make an account tonight after browsing this forum for quite a while, read "mikro's" post up there and like 80% of his (italic) applies to me, so i'll just leave it at that.

Bit of an old codger here, been djing for 20 odd years many stylees.
Used to run a record shop in london`s soho during the 9t`s, but now based out in northern japan.

As i`ve been into reggae/dub/digidub for years, its this style that has drawn in me into that style of the DS..

look foward to join in a bit from time 2 time..

have some mixes i`ve done if anyone fancies a listen. The latest on:
http://soundcloud.com/mytea-om/twotd-vol-5-320kbps

Trying atm to get a little party off the ground here, not so easy.

respexx dubbers worldwide!

mytea@om.

Ello! I'm Batrobin.

From NZ. been lurkin' round these parts for a while, just decided to sign up to comment on the enter shikari hatin' let the boys do their thing

trying to scramble coinage together for a bar9 release I been meaning to grab for a while.

stay frosty!

hey everyone am thierry originally from the island of mauritius but now based in sydney/australia been producing for about 1yr now...

but i have been djing for a number of yrs...

first got into garage in the late 90's then got more into drum and bass and breaks but now dubstep!
i love those growling wobble bass and dark sounds...

i have some of my work on my myspace..

http://www.myspace.com/thierryledj

thanks

Word, nice be here great help with production and wicked tings nuff said, new be in production, 8yrs under the belt spinning.....inna dubstep for 1yr now or so...so please any cubase advise or navtion advise be ill!!!!

Tight Peace

hi all,

dutch dubstep fan and vinyl collector over here, been reading the forum for a while, now also writing so now and then. love the new releases topic

hello,


Drum & bass is my passion( renegade hardware, old outbreak,cylon,offkey,ben sage,spl,etc..) kinda just came around to dubstep with producers like excision,droid sector,noiz,kryptic minds, and generally darker type of music.

Oh hai! I just discovered this thread here! >.>;

Recently heard Skream and was like that was pretty ill, then dug for more and listened to some more Skream plus Benga and Digital Mystikz. It was around this time I became obsessed and realized Dubstep is where it is at. Now I can't stop listening to it and am trying to find as much Dubstep as I can. So, I thought this would be a good place to help me on my way.

Hi all, from San Diego CA. Been DJing for about 4 years now & have my own online radio show every Friday night. I've recently had my mind blown by dubstep. Caught my first show a few months ago and been hooked ever since.

Going to produce my first mixtape pretty soon...

Good to meet you all!

Hey, i'm SureFya, comin' to bring the fya

From the Netherlands. Been listening to about every kind of dance music for some time. Dubstep passed by now and then. Digital Mystikz, Loefah, Mundo, Skream, Benga. But haven't really dug deep in to it. This should be the right place to do so

Like the styles of fellow dutchman Martyn a lot also, love that Great Lengths album. And some Boxcutter and Flying Lotus. Nice to hear some different drumtracks.

so see ya around!

ello everyone. been lurking on here for ages (get through work). been into dubstep/2-step/breaks-step for years, was into garage before.

reppin south west london


peace cheeba

signed up a few weeks ago and forgot been distracted with other stuff and whatever but mornin!

got into the dubstep about a year ago and have literally been addicted since

starting to get into mixing it and producing hopefully ill learn

saw a matey walking round Henley on Thames with a dubstepforum tshirt the other week as well mad respect whoever you were if your reading haha

Hello,
Read a few odd posts on here, while I make my humble attempts to dip into dubstep production, decided to register finally.
xx

Greetings all.

I've been involved in music since 1998. At 17 I started a punk covers band which matured into an original Grunge trio and for the last 6 years i've been the front man for a ska/punk septet, releasing several ep's and an album.. All the while I have been a big fan of D'n'B. 5 or so years ago I started tracking live instruments and vocals at home but, partly due to the ubiquity and therefore dilution of such music, I increasingly became less excited about it all, until I found dubstep; a genre which has restored my faith in music entirely. I'm now just getting into the production of dubtsep and, although I think I have good ideas, I'm well aware of my shortcomings as a new producer. I understand what sounds good and now I need to find out why and how. A friend pointed me towards this forum in hope of helping me with just that. I know my way around Reason and Nuendo and have been using both for some time. My hope now is to refine and hone my skills and give something worthy back to the world of dubstep - the music that keeps me smiling! Thanks for having me!

danloss wrote:Greetings all.

I've been involved in music since 1998. At 17 I started a punk covers band which matured into an original Grunge trio and for the last 6 years i've been the front man for a ska/punk septet, releasing several ep's and an album.. All the while I have been a big fan of D'n'B. 5 or so years ago I started tracking live instruments and vocals at home but, partly due to the ubiquity and therefore dilution of such music, I increasingly became less excited about it all, until I found dubstep; a genre which has restored my faith in music entirely. I'm now just getting into the production of dubtsep and, although I think I have good ideas, I'm well aware of my shortcomings as a new producer. I understand what sounds good and now I need to find out why and how. A friend pointed me towards this forum in hope of helping me with just that. I know my way around Reason and Nuendo and have been using both for some time. My hope now is to refine and hone my skills and give something worthy back to the world of dubstep - the music that keeps me smiling! Thanks for having me!

Daniel?

Yes yes!

danloss, u from the MK area? What was the name of ur band? I swear i recognise ur username from either punknews or that mk based forum the jude owned.