DUB DISCUSSION BOARD

Listen to the Interruptor radio show "Heartical Selection #2" on chew.tv: https://chew.tv/interruptor/heartical-selection-02 This show focuses on songs by female singers from 1972 to 2019 Tracklist : The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Marcia Griffiths Secretly - Hortense Ellis Love Is So Simple -...

Listen to the Interruptor radio show "Heartical Selection " on chew.tv: https://chew.tv/interruptor/heartical-selection-2 1 hour of Reggae tunes and Dubs from the 70s to the early 80s Tracklist: Bredda Gravalicious - Wailing Souls Run Dem Out - The 4th Street Orchestra I Spy - Linval Thompson Door P...

Thanks for the info.. I definitely recognise these sounds. And it sounds as raw as it looks.

Instead of mixing in the box I use two scope boards from soniccore (ex creamware) configured as a digital mixing board. These are midi controlled by the bcr2000. The advantage is that i can connect my external effects without latency. :) This is great. I also use a bcr for dubbing. They are so flexi...

I agree with that.. Sampling individual hits from drum intros is a very efficient way to get close to the original feel. You can slice a drum intro into all the different hits and play your own rolls.
It's worth going through recordings from the rock Steady era for this type of drum hits too.

Electronic percussion sounds like this were popular in the late 70s. Sometimes they are refered to as "disco toms". For dub heads a device called "Synare" is popular, which can do sounds like in the track you mentioned and far crazyer stuff too. See this video starting at 05:48 https://youtu.be/Kvsb...

I don't have access to these libraries, but there are specialised groups online. At gearslutz.com someone recommends a facebook group for everything akai related: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/1015161-official-akai-sample-library.html ht...

nuff classics in these two lists..
that surely was a lot of typing my friend..

Thanks for sharing
I like that last one "Sweeter Mix 7d"!

Fierce!

A treasure trove of dub and roots music courtesy of Whocorkthedance Jayman:

hey, that's a cool idea!

These are nice variations of the previous two tracks!

I actually have Reaktor installed, but never tried out steampipe. I will need to have a go with it..
Most times I am drawn to physical instruments, rather than software these days. I am staring at screens far too often anyway

hi merikebi

I was refering to the sound that follows the bass line.

regards
daniel

coool!

Nice! I like the horn and flute playing. also great use of the phaser.. :clap: A few of the drum fills seem to be not very tight. Maybe the groove is slightly different on those, or at least different than the other instruments. Also the guitar-like synth sound is interesting with it's glass-like te...

These are known as Dub Sirens.

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I just found out, it's In full length on YouTube!