JonnyB

hey aj, im not sure, i dont know the owner of the club, just the guys that run the night there. Eggs. nah im playing the nightbefore, fucking wish i was on the bassnectar/bare noise night that would be insane haha

given credit where credit is due brother, and your tunes are gettin imensly good <3

hahaha and that

lol ^^^^

haha dude neither, he suprised me, sounded like a proper interview, was just thinking 'every other time i talk to you you can barely speak, what the fuck' haha

this

russel, every club should have some TT's stored smewhere as there is still guys that use them, and they should have tem upon request. if the club dosent, its shit

WHALESTEP

i recon have a sub forum, where each member can make their own thread monthly, that way just say if gandy and tomy like andyman's chart's, they can all sesh his chart monthly, and so on and so on. 1 chart a month dosent seem enough as everyone has diffrent music tastes. they i described above was how pottymout forums did it, and it worked really well

couldnt find the interview section but got a interview on a blog. Link : http://burgeredd.blogspot.com/2011/12/young-bloood.html And for the lazy people here is all the text Burgered! presents to you 'Young Blood' a weekly installment showcasing rising talent who are killing it in the Dj/Producing scene at the moment...Put some Deep Grimey wobbles together along with a few heavy as fuck basslines , For our first editon we bring too you up and coming Dubstep Sensation Swiss Dub. Fresh from his sets at Stereosonic Sydney and the Gentlemans Club on Queenslands Gold Coast, we take a look and introduce to you Wollongongs SwissDub! Formally apart of Sydney Dj duo 'KnockedUpNoise' (Swiss & Ladooda),main residents at Kings Cross's Candys Apartment, Jon 'Swiss Dub' Byrne decided in 2011to start a solo project and it was time to start to focus on what he was passionate about... Dubstep!. Already supporting the likes of Calvertron, FuntCase, Caspa and Datsikjust to name a few Swiss has gone to another level and really one you should be keeping your eye on. We caught up with Jon during the week to find out his side of the Story... Where did the love for Djaying come from ? How did it all begin? My love for Djing came when one of my friend's bought his own set up around 2-3 years ago (Ruslan). I was already making shithouse music on FL studio's and probaly felt that learning to dj would probaly be the next step, so i saved up a bit of coin and got my self some cdj 400's which i still use. Coming from a small town on the coast, Was it hard to get your first gig? Take us through it When and where did you start off? Yeah at the time i wasn't really into the whole clubbing scene, id never been to a sydney club before, new no body in the scene at all accept for some mates (Slipperwhenwet dj's) that had just started out at a club in kings cross (Candy's Apartment). Me and one of my good child hood friends (Ladooda) just said if either of us get a gig in a club we'd do it together, which is how Knocked Up Noise started. We made it up to a few of the events that Candy's did that SWW were playing at, and one night we just got a mix together took it up, and with the help of our friend's we got our very first gig at Candy's organised! Starting off playing electro/dance music what were your main influences growing up, what got you and your mates into dj/producing? Back then my main influences would of been everyone on the Pottymouth music Label, like Mightyfools, Electric Soulside, Foamo, Hijack, Kyle Watson. And starting to produce happened by chance maybe just under 4 years ago my older brother was doing a short music course at tafe, and the class was given a copy of FL studio. He had no interest in it and gave it to me and i just started watching youtube video after youtube video working out what i was supposed to do with it. Eventually worked out it was used to make electronic music. You have a few originals and remixes done, Describe a Swiss Dub track process, where do u find motivation What helps you getting it finished? Starting is deffinatly the easiest part, i usually just open up Logic with no plan and start making the drums and work my way down the track from there. i find if i go in with a plan in my head, i get to frustrated if i cant do something exactly how i hear it in my end, which usually ends with me deleting the track all together. Finishing a track is a hit and miss thing, sometimes ill start a track and have it finished 5 hours later, then on the other hand ive got tracks that have been sitting on my desktop for 8 months waiting to be finished. Have you got anything your working on atm? Yep! Im working on a few bootlegs, a remix for a label and also working on an original as we speak. Playing at Stereosonic recently, that must have been a highlight in your career, Sharing the stage with massive names,like Caspa and Datsik, How did you find that? Yeah stereosonic has deffinatly been the biggest highlight. It was awesome, completely diferent to a club gig. In a club the focus isnt so much on the dj, but people just getting drunk ad having a good time, but at a festival almost everyone in the crowd is staring at you, and playing just before bombs away the crowd quickly started to grow towards the end of my set, so it was a pretty nervous gig, but still enjoyed it alot! So would that have been your best or most memorable gig you have ever played? There has deffinatly been a few gigs that have been super fun. but i think the ones that take the cake, are when The Gentlemans Club from QLD gets me up to play at their event Dub L Drop. They are a super cool bunch of dudes, and they throw a wicked party! You played the Gentlemans Club on the weekend, whats the crowd like up there towards Dubstep? Im not to sure about the Brisbane scene, but as far as i know Dub L Drop is the only dubstep event in the Coolangatta area, and yeah the crowd are awesome, they are one of the main reason's its my favorite place to play! Whats the craziest thing youve seen behind the decks? One of the craziest things ive seen took place on one of Audiopaxx's Shipfaced Harbor Cruises. Alot of the guys in the crowd came from a hardcore backround, and about 10 min's into my set a circle pit opened up!, It just turned into a big mosh pit for the remainder of the set, dj table was almost being knocked over etc etc. If you were going for a night out what artists would you wanna go see? What artists are you digging at the moment? Really loving anything by Roksonix, its a little bit diffrent to what everyone else is doing, they arnt going for the heaviest twisted bass sounds, their tracks are pretty upbeat and fun. And id deffinatly like to see them live. Another guy id love to see live would be Breakage, his stuff is really chilled. And also a shoutout to a sydney producer Bonz, he is virtually unknown as far as other dj's and label's go, but his stuff is banging, he will blow up soon! How do u think the Dubstep scene has changed in the past few years, What artists are influencing this? Over the last few years some people hate it, some love it but thats what happens to a genre, it keeps changing and people want it to stay the same. Peoplle have strong views on this so i wont say to much or ill probaly get a fuck load of hate haha. but to what dubstep is today, obviously skrillex has been a big influence. What is planned for Swiss Dub in the near future? My main focus is to clean up my production and get all that to a high standard, and would also love to be able to live off my music eventually. And Finally where can we find Swiss Dub Playing @ next? You can catch me at the Dublife events in wollongong, the courtyard parties at ivy all the Shipfaced cruises, and have my debut gig at chinese laundry in late january. Also a shoutout to AusDjForums.com They have a awesome comunity for dj's and producers starting out as well as anyone who's into the industry. They have been a big help! SWISS DUB Carda - SwissDub Carda - Swissdub (mastered) FREE DOWNLOAD by SwissDub Dead Wrong (SwissDub Remix) - Notorious B.I.G Dead Wrong - Notorious B.I.G (swissdub remix) by SwissDub Mosh - SwissDub Mosh by SwissDub Dublife Vol.2 Swissdub Minimix Dublife Vol 2 - swissdub's minimix section by SwissDub Catch Swiss Dub @: 9th December - MOS tour @ Onefiveone w/ Haters 16th December - Supporting Starfuckers @ Onefiveone 26th December - Supporting Borgore @ Onefiveone Wollongong 26th December- Courtyard Party @ ivy W/ Nervo, Art V Science (dj set), Mowgli, Trumpdisco, 27th January - Chinese Laundry Follow SwissDub on Soundcloud and Facebook. O-Z.x

this forum house's people that like almost anything, there is some dubstep guys on here, some elctro, some prog house, some techno, some hardstyles, some hiphop, literally a bit of everything

yup.... just decided to do an EP, going to put all collab's on hold for a bit, i seriously need to get some stuff released soon, its kiling me. going to use all the information in the masterclass thread to do it

bump, more people need to se this

Why not spread the love and use more ADJF unsigned producers tracks?

Welcome dude!!!! What genres are ye into??

should probaly change it to Music Industry Terminology as about 80% of those dj's wouldnt know either but rather a recording engineer or producer.

although these things are awesome in how they look alone. something like this to me is the perfect light show. its intence, but dosent take to much attention away from the music (as a whole skyscraper playing video's would for me)

yeah i saw that thread and posted in it. the idea of this is to keep all of the master class video's in 1 spot, as its kind of a niche area, they pretty much cover dubstep and dnb. where as production tips can eb about anything or any genre. which is why i suggested linking This thread in your thread, so people come here and get linked to individual master class threads. hope that wasnt a mind fuck to read its like on dubstepforum.net. they have a thread called the dubstep bible or something like that. and they have links to compression techniques all the way to making skrillex bass's to sampling etc etc. and most of the links in that go to a direct thread but there are some like 'How to make a skrillex bass which links you to another thread that lists every seperate thread that talks about making a skrillex bass..... because eventually there will be 20ish masterclass threads. just gotta be fucked to put em all in. or maybe i could edit the OP of this and sort them into things like 'Masterclass video's that use logic - , masterclass video's that use reason. etc etc. what u recon?

a while ago a leagues club got us to do this. its impossible, would get asked for rap music, then metalica, then skrillex. and that was just to keep the young crowd happy, to be honest fuck the older people. some lady came up to me and said 'can you play some proper music, your making the older people move area's' to which i responded 'no i wont, because if i do that, the young people sit down and or leave, and the young people greately out number the old people.' and as a dj, a venue's main reason for hiring you is to get people to dance so they buy drinks to make money for venue. I quit the next day purely because it was a leagues club, i dont want to drive them old people away, its their place to drink at. you cant turn a pub into a club. these idea's never work. Thats my personal opinion

there are seperate thread, but there a so many of them it would be silly to have them all as sticky's and not having them as a sticky they would get pushed off the first page eventually and people would probaly never know the threads existed,, having just the 1 thread as a sticky which links people to each individual thread means people will always be able to find the threads straight away, ya mean? just a tidy way of doing it me thinks

cupe i vote sticky and a link in the production threads in adjf thread

Rusko kicking it with acid pro. some real handy tips here for drum's and people that use albino 3. even if you dont, worth watching. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

the first 2 are pretty shit quality, just listen to what he has to say though. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

Here will be links to each masterclass series. each link will take you to a seperate thread that will be for just the one series/producer. This thread is more of a directory for them, the individual threads can be for the chit chat. DnB Vs Dubstep: Reso Producer Masterclass viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8135&p=113525#p113525 Dubstep Tutorial: Dodge & Fuski Production Techniques viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8120 High Rankin Filth Tutorial Producer Masterclass viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8137 Subfocus Studio Tips viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8138 Rusko Producer Masterclass viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8139 More will be added shortly