@zejay - that mix wasn't really dub techno, except for king in my empire, which is a really good selection. what you have played is mostly 'dubstep', breakbeat oriented music which has more to do with the jungle than with techno. admittedly the distinctions can be blurred, but generally you can think of dubstep as jungle with dub techniques applied to it, and dub techno as techno with dub techniques applied to it.
also, too short!
Mar-22-2009 23:35
gehzumteufel
In your ass
Registered: Nov 2005
Location: so cal
Wotyzoid: I really fucking like your Prog Breaks mix!
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Mar-22-2009 23:49
ZeJayMan
the farthammer
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Glasgow
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Originally posted by nefardec
one of my favorite tracks ever
@zejay - that mix wasn't really dub techno, except for king in my empire, which is a really good selection. what you have played is mostly 'dubstep', breakbeat oriented music which has more to do with the jungle than with techno. admittedly the distinctions can be blurred, but generally you can think of dubstep as jungle with dub techniques applied to it, and dub techno as techno with dub techniques applied to it.
also, too short!
it's good to hear a bit of feedback. i took the advice from that other thread about dub techno and i'm really quite puzzled about the distinction.
It's so difficult to try and distinguish sometimes. I took a lot of the inspiration from this from your mixes taht you posted me a link to. The Audion track was personally chosen from your mix. I would love you to point me to a singular track where you could say "THIS IS DUB TECHNO".
I'm a massive fan of Bare Files, a dubstep mix website and i would say i'm relatively familiar with a lot of the dubstep artists but I chose most of these tracks with the mindset. "this isn't what i've heard before and it has a more 4/4 beat so it must be Dub techno".
Would still love people to check out the mix as I worked my tits off on it and I really appreciate the advice from your thread.
That last track is ace. Really love it a lot. I am about to purchase it lol
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Undies with a dickhole aren't good for guys. Your balls can get caught in them. That's why I prefer to go over the gate instead of through the fence.
Mar-23-2009 01:02
nefardec
Tranceaddict in tranning
Registered: Oct 2004
Location:
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Originally posted by ZeJayMan
I would love you to point me to a singular track where you could say "THIS IS DUB TECHNO".
Like I said, that rhythm & sound track "king in my empire" is pretty much the definition of dub techno.
anything on their burial mix/rhythm & sound labels is, really
there's a lot of crossover so I don't want to give you the wrong impression that there is some holy grail of dub techno. it's sufficient to say that a lot of the tracks in the mix you did have their roots in jungle, as dubstep, rather than in techno. it really doesn't matter, because it's a good mix either way, but since you're new to it I thought maybe I should point it out.
other recommendations are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9_P40EYhsg
"Infinition" by Quadrant on basic channel
"libration", "resonance", "reverberation", or "reverberate" by substance & vainqueur on scion versions
"Untitled" by Marko Furstenberg on a.r.t.less
"Deaf" by Koi on styrax leaves
"obmx (echospace addition) by echospace on echospace
"M7" by Maurizio on basic channel/m/maurizio
"new day" by round two on main street
"never tell you (version)" by rhythm & sound on burial mix
"watamu beach (moritz von oswald remix)" by sebbo
"night stepping" by deadbeat
"Tswana Dub" by Intrusion on echospace detroit
Mar-23-2009 01:14
wotyzoid
it's not house
Registered: Apr 2007
Location: New Jersey
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Originally posted by gehzumteufel
That last track is ace. Really love it a lot. I am about to purchase it lol
Do it, the whole release is win. You wont regret it.
Originally posted by wotyzoid
Do it, the whole release is win. You wont regret it.
Cool will do. I noticed the release date. OLD release. A good one though.
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Dual exhaust tips on dual exhaust = QUAD EXHAUST = 300 gain in horsepower. Duh
quote:
Originally posted by bas
Undies with a dickhole aren't good for guys. Your balls can get caught in them. That's why I prefer to go over the gate instead of through the fence.
Mar-23-2009 01:24
ZeJayMan
the farthammer
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Glasgow
quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
Like I said, that rhythm & sound track "king in my empire" is pretty much the definition of dub techno.
anything on their burial mix/rhythm & sound labels is, really
there's a lot of crossover so I don't want to give you the wrong impression that there is some holy grail of dub techno. it's sufficient to say that a lot of the tracks in the mix you did have their roots in jungle, as dubstep, rather than in techno. it really doesn't matter, because it's a good mix either way, but since you're new to it I thought maybe I should point it out.
"Infinition" by Quadrant on basic channel
"libration", "resonance", "reverberation", or "reverberate" by substance & vainqueur on scion versions
"Untitled" by Marko Furstenberg on a.r.t.less
"Deaf" by Koi on styrax leaves
"obmx (echospace addition) by echospace on echospace
"M7" by Maurizio on basic channel/m/maurizio
"new day" by round two on main street
"never tell you (version)" by rhythm & sound on burial mix
"watamu beach (moritz von oswald remix)" by sebbo
"night stepping" by deadbeat
"Tswana Dub" by Intrusion on echospace detroit
outstanding dude.
i'm going to make a conscious effort to give this all a listen.
I still plan on doing mine (dubstep). I've been putting together my tracklist, but I haven't had a chance to record it yet. I've had a few family emergencies to deal with.