Dubroom Online - January 19 2009
"MAKIN' DUB (4)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)
WWW, January 19 2009 - When I make a DUB, I always start to make an instrumental Reggae track first.
Usually, I start with the drums. I program a rhythm in the Drum Computer, just a basic rhythm. This can be a Steppers, or a One Drop, or another rhythm.
I put the drum in a loop and start adding other instruments in the sequencer. Usually, my first choice after the drum is the bass and there is hardly an exception to that tradition.
When the drum and bass sound nice together, I know I have the foundation.
It's the thing with DUB, you know: it doesn't really matter what you put on top of it, as long as you have a solid drum and bassline. This is a very important aspect that not even all Reggae musicians know!
One Love, Give Thanks,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)
One Love, Give Thanks,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)
The above column is the personal opinnion of the Webmaster and does not neccesarily reflect the contents of the Dubroom Website and/or Message Boards and/or Weblogs.
ITEM FOR THIS EDITION:
From January 15 to January 24, we'll be releasing one track a day of the brand new ten track Messian Dread album called "DUB Shall Go On".
As usual, the tunes will be available for free in High Quality MP3 and true CD Quality Wave Audio!
DUBROOM STAR SELECTIONS RELEASE
This is the 5th track of the album "DUB Shall Go On", released from January 15 to January 24 2009.
Time for a little Rub a Dub style in this collection of Dubs from early January, 2009. Well over a decade after releasing the first Messian Dread music on the Internet, there's nuff reason to give thanks and praise and so we do as we call on the Name of the Most High: JAAAAAAAAAAAH!
DOWNLOAD TRACK:
320Kbit MP3 - 44.100 Khz 16 Bit Wave Audio
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