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Dub Step Genre
Last Post 09 Jul 2009 08:28 PM by Critical Error. 3 Replies.
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09 Jul 2009 06:45 PMDub Step Genre
Does anyone hear make Dub Step, or even like it?

I got put onto it a little while and I can't stop making dub step beats.  It's all I want to do now, it's like an addiction.

I found a site called Soundcloud.com which has a pretty good dubstep following as far as user submitted tracks..but I don't really see the genre getting any rep on places like warbeats or future producers.

Am I alone on this??

I would also be down to collab
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09 Jul 2009 07:59 PM
Dub step is like DnB it has a major following in Europe.... dub step is the bastard child of DnB lol i dig it... throw some this way man i'm gonna be throwing up DnB tracks here too... if they like it they like it if they don't ohh well... i personally like alot of styles of music and am not one to say dubstep ewww now way or any thing like that...this is what i luv about underground music..no one expects you to sound like someone else. throw that bad ass toon up on here man i will give that one mad Fn props
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09 Jul 2009 08:09 PM
The genre came from London Garage..which is that like 2 step drum pattern I love so much.  It gets your head noddin, seems slow, but its really at like 140 bpm.

And also DnB like you said, plus Grime...which is sort of London's version of in your face hip hop.

I think an influence like DnB might scare away a lot of people cause DnB is mainly so basic and makes you feel like a machine or somethin listenin to it..

I'd say the structure of the songs with the bass being the main focus of the song resemble DnB but definately not the four to the floor type drum patterns that DnB abuses so much.







Also I've been doin a little bit with the genre you can check me out in my sig.

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09 Jul 2009 08:28 PM
yeah Dub pretty much came from Jungle which had a heavy reggae feel and sound thus the name "Dub" early jungle MC's used a reggae vocal style too
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