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I havent heard/ found any new chip dubs/ reggae in a while. Is anybody still making it? Share with me, if you will, any of your favorite chip dubs please as I have a hankering for them. If there arent any I suppose I shall have to oblige in making some again.
Also hello peoe its been a while *tips hat*
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Plenty of stuff going on in here.
https://soundcloud.com/groups/chubstep- … top-reggae
This comp from Chippanze is very good: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/15261 … -dub-comp/
But we need more dub, always! 
Also, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside to see that gif avatar again.
There is no chipdub whatsoever, you should definately make some new stuff! 
Cheers guys, ill have fun going through it all.
Ill also have to make some new stuff too, i have a NES on my desk at the moment.
chip dub means that a sample of something is being dubbed in the chip, right? Can it be dub with no dubbing? Hmmmm....
Last year i did a short gameboy reggae loop thing. It's on my profile here. "Get Aboard That Train". I also have the odd "Beese" on ucollective.org.
I really liked qqq's "Wall You Need Is Love" but i guess that's a bit old now.
no, dub is a style of music.. king tubby is one of the better known dub artists.. its similar to reggae, but often slower and with a bunch of echo/delay involved
Helgeland 8-bit Squad is pretty top shelf stuff. fuck ton of tunes too.
this is pretty old (2007-ish?), but its the shit when it comes to chip dub... itd usually be the thing id throw on in the car when other people were in town, since i guess pretty much no one but me noticed it the first time around
https://archive.org/details/Framebreaker-Serial_Dub
no, dub is a style of music.. king tubby is one of the better known dub artists.. its similar to reggae, but often slower and with a bunch of echo/delay involved
All this time I was thinking dub was a style of slower reggae that involved dubbing, haha. I thought the delay was using dubbing techniques or something, idk. But anyway, thanks. I at least knew it was reggae-like. lol. Somebody released a reggaedubhop chip thing in 2012, iirc.
dub DOES involve "dubbing" tho! - traditionally it was process of blending multiple reggae rhythm tracks together using strong EQ cuts and sending parts of the tracks to outboard effects with the aux sends. it was a way to perform using just a mixer and really opened a lot of doors towards performing modern electronic music I'm not an expert on this at all but it is super interesting reading to me IMO
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