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-- Falony - Dublanta vol.2 June 2009 [dubstep/2-step/dubblies/abortocide]
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Bumped because I've just listened to this. I had a grey, wet and hungover train journey home this afternoon and this mix went perfectly with it. I'm still surprised at how broad dubstep has become in the past five years - just when I thought I had the style clocked, this mix showed me there's yet another side of it out there.

There's a very unique mood to this mix: dark and melancholic but absolutely beautiful at the same time. I can tell you worked really hard to find the right records for this one. The mixing was sharp and efficient, too.

No criticisms. Great mix.

Wow, thanks. I spent a good long while pouring over tracks and arrangements so yeah, it definitely took me a minute.

Funny how you listened to it in a rain storm and I used those cheesy rain samples

Thanks for checking it out.

looks cool, also what is the story on that black guy?

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Originally posted by Clovis looks cool, also what is the story on that black guy?

he is high and has les grosses babines?

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Originally posted by Clovis looks cool, also what is the story on that black guy?

No real story. The main story is I use things like that because everyone else uses deep abstract art for their mixes and I just never take anything seriously and wanted something different

Not that story capt obvious, I mean who the fuck is that guy and where did you find those?

Probably the best dubstep mix I've heard on this part of the forum so far. Great work!

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Originally posted by Clovis Not that story capt obvious, I mean who the fuck is that guy and where did you find those?

he emailed them to me specifically for this purpose

Yes.

he looks totally mutated/after plastic surgery

listening to the set nevertheless

very enjoyable set even if i personally prefer the more techy side of dubstep

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Originally posted by alexf very enjoyable set even if i personally prefer the more techy side of dubstep

I remember really loving your berghain sets. I've been thinking about making one too, actually.

Thanks for checking this out. It's funky boohoo crystep.

Finally listened to this. This is really really good, stop saying you're bad, Adam.

I could never play dubstep at a live show. I'd suck so hard constructing a set on the fly Dunno why, I just need time to plan with this genre.

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Originally posted by Ted Promo

Where did you find these picture? Do you have more? haha

I'm not kidding show me some more. haha

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Originally posted by aLviNx80 Where did you find these picture? Do you have more? haha I'm not kidding show me some more. haha

Nice mix buddy, I liked the first half and the ending best, I assume this was abletroned? Nice transitions.

My only issue with dubstep is the constant use of those echoed vocal stabs, gets a bit samey, but then again I don't listen to much of it so it was fun.

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Originally posted by Clovis Nice mix buddy, I liked the first half and the ending best, I assume this was abletroned? Nice transitions. My only issue with dubstep is the constant use of those echoed vocal stabs, gets a bit samey, but then again I don't listen to much of it so it was fun.

Nah, this was mixed on decks actually. Lots of pre-planning, but it was mixed on decks.

And for the record, I won't be doing ableton unless I absolutely have to I believe. I just cannot stand the program for mixing music.

Yeah ableton is shit for mixing. It's the best way to suck the feeling out of it imo.

But props, this was well done on the decks, planned or not. None of the transitions seemed particularly long or crazy but that isn't needed with this music it seems, concise and to the point hit the right notes.

Ableton kills my will to do anything involving mixing.

enydo, I thought you did all your mixes using Abelton and midi controller?

Ted, I thought this mix was excellent. Like enydos, it introduced me to a softer, deeper side of dubstep that I really enjoyed. I thought there was adequate variation between tracks, the set flowed nicely overall and the mixing was pretty damn good.

Nice work.

Listened through this earlier. Good stuff, thanks for sharing

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Originally posted by Domesticated enydo, I thought you did all your mixes using Abelton and midi controller?

I do, but I really dislike it. Doesn't feel natural at all, much rather do stuff with hardware.

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Originally posted by Owsey2008 Listened through this earlier. Good stuff, thanks for sharing

Oh wow, thanks for the bump haha. I should get the nerve to do another dubstep mix sometime but it hasn't held my interest as of late. Still, thanks a ton for checking it

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