Pretty sweet track bro. Would make for a nice interlude between some heavy hitters, nah mean? Chill out section of the night.
Nice track dude.
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very nice bouncy happy riddim :) is that sample out of a Bar9 song? im sure i recognize it. everything flows and fits together, the gritty bass bring the dubstep and keeps me happy throughout. good work, like jahknow said you should do some more stuff like this, maybe try and bring in more of the dubstep influences. would have loved to hear this build up and up and drop into a sawtooth wobbler, even for the last 16 bars or something. again though, good work.

Yo Chud don't go back yet. You know Jah loves the dubstep you're doin' and this is a fun exploration into melodic dub, But don't stop here. Roots stppers need you.

Lemme give a lil breakdown on the diffs between straight reggae and dub. The reggae beats are for the most prominent through both. A dubplate )back in the day) was simply the original A side single cut remixed in the studio by the stdio engineer. (Tubby, jammy, mad prof, etc.) who knew how to use the mixing board as a tool to create elaborate effect mixes , usually without the lyrics or a sparce mix of them.

It really kinda depends on the straight forwardness of the sounds. Dubs use l a r g e sounds and effects like analog reverbs, choruses, phasers and of course delays. Those are the big four. There are some super good genre crossing dubs out their that bridge several of our favs - dubstep, stepper dub, tranec dub - and wonky. Love it.

I'd say if you were gonna dubstep this track in it's instrumentation, the basic bassline could use the grit, and probably the piano as well. Good go though and please make another one. I'll mix it if you waan.

it has a happy reggae feel to it! you're right though the melody is a bit chinesey, but it sounds neat and goes with the mood.