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your beats are greathurlingdervish wrote:wheres the dub in dubstep?
people seem to forgot about it, all i hear is industrial beats, and wobbles with subs.
please point me in the direction of actual dub inspired dubstep
The birds is heavy, any chance of a 320? Cartainly will give it a play
Loads of that stuff about, Hessle Audio, Apple Pips, Hemlock, Punch Drunk, Tectonic, to name but a few decent labels.thanks man! yea birds was my baby for a while...super edits and gabber kicks (didnt think they would work but they did).R3pulse wrote:your beats are greathurlingdervish wrote:wheres the dub in dubstep?
people seem to forgot about it, all i hear is industrial beats, and wobbles with subs.
please point me in the direction of actual dub inspired dubstep
Also, the dub in dubstep comes from the dub basslines which jungle and garage adopted. This is where El-B, horsepower and Mala etc got their inspiration from
Although if you want directly dub inspired stuff, Mungo's Hi Fi & RSD are big in the game.
808_sustained_bassdrum wrote:i think now (2009) it's still fresh, raw and exciting, however in say 2015. I wonder what the scene will be like, here's my predictions (like any other scene)
* the godfathers of the scene skream, burial, and whoever thinks they're legendary will stop caring about the music and care about being a 'big name' getitng lots of £££$$$, appearing on flyers that the teens at the time will recognise as being "dubstep legends"
*the music will some how become formulated and all sounding the same (allready begining to happen)
* you'll have adverts on tv for "dubstep 2006-2008 the CLASSICS' avaliable at Tescos
*you'll have very bad remakes of 'classic 06-08 dubstep' in here AND/OR [insert new musical genre here] remixes of 'classic 06-08 dubstep'
* if youtube is still going in 2020, we'll be the ones with the grey hair commenting: "it isn't like it used to be, i remember the days of 06-08, everything after was shit, these teenagers don't know shit!!"
ha lmfo808_sustained_bassdrum wrote:
* you'll have adverts on tv for "dubstep 2006-2008 the CLASSICS' avaliable at Tescos
4 yearz ago was shit. go 5 years BETTER BETTER BETTER BETTER BETTGERER BETTER BETTER. GO TELL DEM. hate dubstep fukin wankershurlingdervish wrote:i heard a dj on that "getdarker" say he was playing the classics from 2005. thats kind of ridiculous if people are reminiscing for 4 years ago
and the stuff you want to play you cant even play at a dubstep rave anymoreJonnyrebel wrote: the stuff you want to play you cant even play at a dubstep rave anymore
explain?because people demand 26 basslines and not broken note, shackleton, ikonika, marlow, reso etcpidge wrote:Jonnyrebel wrote: the stuff you want to play you cant even play at a dubstep rave anymore
exactly... even in bigger raves the crowd just isnt into the same thing anymore. Although if the techno sound gets a lot tougher its onto a winner imo. Headhunter and pinch still smash the clubs for mePiston wrote:because people demand 26 basslines and not broken note, shackleton, ikonika, marlow, reso etcpidge wrote:Jonnyrebel wrote: the stuff you want to play you cant even play at a dubstep rave anymore
you can't even play a lot of older stuff now to the post caspa/rusko/chase & status crowd because to them dubstep is something different to where it began
ThisPiston wrote:because people demand 26 basslines and not broken note, shackleton, ikonika, marlow, reso etcpidge wrote:Jonnyrebel wrote: the stuff you want to play you cant even play at a dubstep rave anymore
you can't even play a lot of older stuff now to the post caspa/rusko/chase & status crowd because to them dubstep is something different to where it began
Dark techy 4x4 shit. Last time I saw Headhunter in Bristol he played almost a full set of his own 4x4 140 stuff, had to convince the guy ravin next to me it was actually dubstep! Doubt he'd do that to the wobble crowds elsewhere unfortunately. Fucking heavy though, thats my kinda ravey dubstep for sure.