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i also want dubsteppers to get into dj tools, mixing drums over drums over atmosphere and basslines to create new tracks, n types mixing hints at that but tracks need to be built to accommadate it..
How you can talk like that without mentioning Youngsta but mentioning N-Type is totally beyond me. That sort of mixing is completely not the point of an N-Type set, and pretty much all Youngsta ever does!
PS: http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?t=5079&
gek opal said:I think you're over egging it a bit. A smattering of synth does not "big ravey tunes" make, especially when the drums are torpid, unfunky and avowedly sonically maximalist. Kromestar is probably even more overrated than Skream IMHO tho, he's pretty boring I find it difficult to imagine anyone being taken by surprise by one of his amiably chugging choons.
Once again, they are big ravey tunes whether you like them or not. They are tunes that are capable of tearing a 1000 person plus rave to bits.
Dubstep is in a position now where the major producers can fill absolutely enormous rooms - when most people go out to raves like that I don't think they necessarily want to be taken by surprise.
Go out and watch people smiling and going nuts to Kromestar tunes - you won't be surprised and neither will they, but I guarentee they'll be having more fun than you.
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