Gonz Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 I'm trying to build up my dub library but I'm stuck with mostly UKF tracks I'd like to widen my sources. Is there a sub genre that I can search for? Examples of my favourite style of tracks: Quote
Gonz Posted January 23, 2012 Author Posted January 23, 2012 Oops other links that I meant to add were to:Louder - DJ FreshCracks - Flux Pavillion Quote
Narukami Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 dub is different to dubstep. just saiyan also, have you heard of old school dubstep? pretty sick. look for "show me - skream" on youtube and plug that shit into your monitor speakers and feel the bass Quote
Gonz Posted January 23, 2012 Author Posted January 23, 2012 Hahaha yeah apologies, poor old school dub/dubstep fans have taking a battering from newbies like me and our misnomers lately. I'll be straight out honest and apologize in advance for the technical stuff I get wrong when it comes to category and history of Dubstep.Saw Skream live with Benga at Summadayze but didn't play too much old stuff.Benga's tune with Coki 'Night' was the first dubstep song I liked.I haven't tried mixing any of this old style stuff. Do you get many people moving to it? Quote
Narukami Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 I usually play it before right show rrally starts to freak the audience out, especially if they've never had bass slaped in.tgeir face before (eg. My friends at the scholl disco) Quote
Mitch Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 If you mix it good you can get people right into it.However if its a commercial-loving crowd its gotta have those vocals that they know Quote
OxyKon Posted January 24, 2012 Posted January 24, 2012 If you mix it good you can get people right into it.However if its a commercial-loving crowd its gotta have those vocals that they knowSome crowds can actually get freaked out by too much bass, ive had this happen the hard way Its really about choosing your tracks wisely before a set, the best thing to do is hit up beatport, spend a day or 2 going through what they have to offer, lotta really good stuff their Quote
LabRat Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 If you mix it good you can get people right into it.However if its a commercial-loving crowd its gotta have those vocals that they knowSome crowds can actually get freaked out by too much bass, ive had this happen the hard way Its really about choosing your tracks wisely before a set, the best thing to do is hit up beatport, spend a day or 2 going through what they have to offer, lotta really good stuff their I wouldn't do that hahaIf you're playing live I wouldn't plan too much into your set because it's all about reading the crowd. If you can mix well enough you'll be able to switch up sub genres if any style to flow.On to your question lolI like the sounds of DJ Madd and local lad (Perth) Ylem. The deep stuff is always good Quote
Gonz Posted January 29, 2012 Author Posted January 29, 2012 Just bought Show Me (Skream Remix) - Von D, boom my little seinheiser ear buds bass drops to about half hahahaha Quote
Scottie Posted January 31, 2012 Posted January 31, 2012 Get some anti-war dub in ya Yeah for bass you'll need a good speaker set up w/ sub, or good headphones like denon ahd2000 Quote
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