Any bassheads?

[BuffaloPolypteridae]

As in fans of some good ol' dubstep, grime, breaks, etc. Ive been into it since my one buddy played it all trip long to this park where we camped for the weekend in 2008, was great backround tunes and just went from there. My favorites are Benga, Skream, 16 Bit, Chase and Status, Arkasia and Big chocolate (his new Blue milk ep is really chill) as far as cleaner, less intense stuff goes.

On the grimier side I like Chrispy, older Big Chocolate, Flux Pavilion, and skrillex.

I do some mixing from time to time when I feel 2 tracks would go perfectly, or if I feel some non dubstep song would fit into a dub track. Dubstep Live is really like no other genre, its crazy really

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[ElectricBlueSeanBurch]

Edit: sorry read title wrong...

 

[doomiedee]

I'm not into all that but I have this sound equipment testing cd that I got from a friend in the music bizz. It has the most ridiculous bass testing I have ever heard. I've blown out many subwoofers with it also put a lot of fools to shame


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[BuffaloPolypteridae]

I'm not into all that but I have this sound equipment testing cd that I got from a friend in the music bizz. It has the most ridiculous bass testing I have ever heard. I've blown out many subwoofers with it also put a lot of fools to shame


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Nicee! Try running some bass heavy stuff through it it would be nuts! I don't have a crazy sound setup right now, good enough to do a party of like 20 people that I usually use during bills games (my neighborhood basically becomes an extension of the tailgating lots). Arkasia has turned a lot of people on to that sort of dub, they're are so many different styles but arkasia is orchestral and beautiful

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