Dubgrade
All feedback is appreciated!
Yeah, I second that -- the track is OK, but the bass sound is just not as deep as dub needs.jay101 wrote:you know...very SUBISH
Hey, record it, edit it in and repost it - I'd love to hear what that sounds like.dan_s wrote:I am not sure what dub is really, but this is nice. its got the funk. i was doing some freestyle skattin over the top. ;P
It originated from B sides of old school reggae 45's and 7inches (which were aptly named dub). Like a broken down version of the full song, usually with lots of echo on pieces of vocal, rim shots and generally a trippy extended mix of the song. Later, DJs would use them and mix other accapella and live vocals overtop of them creating a long 'dance hall' set for a particular sounds (DJ crews). They evolved from this and the use of their style in d&b, jungle and later some ambient into what is named dub nowadays.dan_s wrote:I am not sure what dub is really, but this is nice. its got the funk. i was doing some freestyle skattin over the top. ;P
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