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@Piston , not to be a dick but why do you keep bringing up the Temjin EP . id say the non wubbular tracks on there far outweigh the heavier stuff, if anything they're a brilliant example of musical maniac really getting freaky with different styles, but i keep seeing you bringing it u in reference to good wobble. why that EP ?

Coki and Skream and possibly would say Cluekid aswel. Halogen is an excellent use of wobble.

For me Datsik and Excision are top of the heap at the mo!! They're both on a next level tip of filthy nastiness!!!

Haunted - DMZ

I´ve always had a soft spot for this tune

aftee wrote:open thread > see the word "brostep" > close thread

read quote from dickhead, promptly forgot.

jamesjames wrote:Haunted - DMZ

THIS

Doomtroop

tacospheros wrote:@Piston , not to be a dick but why do you keep bringing up the Temjin EP . id say the non wubbular tracks on there far outweigh the heavier stuff, if anything they're a brilliant example of musical maniac really getting freaky with different styles, but i keep seeing you bringing it u in reference to good wobble. why that EP ?

because it has the best produced wobble tunes i've heard on it along with goth trads genesis and marlows machine....

armored core is an example of where other shit producers (albeit popular) go wrong production wise...he's more than a wobble merchant of course i know...i have been buying his tunes since 2006 lol

his tunes shit on the 'names' that seem to have such a lot of success that have popped up in the last year

Headhunter
Komonazmuk
Quantum Soul
DMZ
Skream
TRG...

christthetiger wrote:

2nd drop.

YESS! Love this track!

i like a bit of the uplifting kinda wobble stuff, especially this old gem

Ganja White Night are far too underrated. ^^The drop in this is fucking facemelting.


Lebelge Electrod too (part of Ganja White Night). That intro is BIG.

Gunstab
Stenchman
Taz Buckfaster
Cardopusher (Mentioned already, but Lightning Resistor and Toothsmasher are awesome tracks.)

jolly wailer wrote:Pulsar is kinda on this tip

i've never really thought of myself as a wobble producer as i like to keep it varied but i guess some of my tunes are quite "wobbly" haha usually the term 'wobble' puts me off but if it's done well then im all over it. incidentally, my latest tune is prittay wobbly!! haha http://soundcloud.com/joe_pulsar/pulsar ... -premaster
thanks for the mention

coki and skream for sure

is this 'good wobble'?

bassline wobbles from the starkbot FTW





@ starkbot: i know i ask you all the time and you always say the same thing, but when we gonna see some more moves!? this 12 never fails to go off!!

also, the widdler's wobbles are quite possibly the best imo... mixing sensi samurai into just about everything is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me, one of those tunes that i still regularly mix even though i know it's been around ages.

The midrange wobbles i hear just grate on my nerves, and i think as someone posted in another thread, they only sound reasonable on stock laptop speakers.
I personally enjoy the low-frequency LFO wobbles which are notably present on Dubstep Allstars vol.5. When that mix is played on equipment with halfway decent sub-bass capabilities, you can really feel the wobbles as the resonance on the rapidly oscillating LFO creates the effect of a quickly plucked bass instrument. Everytime the sine-wave hits a certain ultra-low frequency and boosts its amplitude, the subwoofer literally pushes the air ... i love that shit.

i love rob sparx, def into bar 9, coki, skream, benga, kito so many other but thats off the top of the head