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Dubstep music by Ghost1988 on 01 Jun, 2011 13:10
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Does anyone listen to this Genre of music? i'm officially HOOKED after my ex introduced me to it a year ago. Apparently it's been around awhile but hasn't caught on much yet in the US besides the hardcore followers. I guess I've been hiding under a rock forever lol. I'm even reading up on how to become a Dubstep DJ. it may just be the greatest thing around lol.
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#1 by marty22 on 01 Jun, 2011 16:52
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welcome back. are u feeling better? u look healthier....
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#2 by Mikekoz13 on 01 Jun, 2011 19:58
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Welcome back Ghost! I've never even heard of that... maybe you could post up an example.
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#3 by Tyler on 02 Jun, 2011 18:01
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Hey Ghost, check this out - http://mixcrate.com/browse/mixes/page:1/sort:recommended/direction:desc/genretype:Dubstep
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#4 by Ghost1988 on 02 Jun, 2011 23:51
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awesome find tyler.
you a fan?
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#5 by 1GoZoom on 15 Aug, 2011 22:51
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A little late to the party, but I'm a dubstep DJ. been DJing weddings and proms for 6 years, and am delving into the club scene now with some house, electro, and dub beats. Check out Logic Pro, DubTurbo, Traktor Pro 2 and Beatler/Beatnik for software. Buy a Macbook Pro. No excuses. a PC can't handle the resource usage of Traktor Scratch pro 2 running 4 decks with effects. Look into the Native instruments X1 or S4. They are the same company that made Traktor, and the hardware is perfect for it obviously. I use both along with a MIDI Fighter and a custom MIDI/HID controller I built myself. I go by DJ Zoom, but since I gained the chrome dome, I'm tempted to change it to DJ Clean.
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#6 by philp on 16 Aug, 2011 08:53
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Good stuff, Dj Zoom
You're right, Ghost, it hasn't caught on much in the US. At the same time, Britney Spears used a fair amount of dubstep production in one of her more recent singles and you will hear it appear in more and more mainstream songs. I just hope it doesn't mean that it loses its edge and creativity and becomes too gimicky, as is the case a lot of times things go mainstream. -
#7 by 1GoZoom on 16 Aug, 2011 12:18
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Yea. The dubstep sound is in everything now. From Lady Gag's "The Edge of Glory" to Ke$ha's entire album. I bought the remix albums of all the mainstream artists who have one and 90% of it has huge drops with club samples. Remixes are so much better than radio edits.
