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Hi Jerome. Whats happening, have been hanging for the next mix, I'm sure you've a good enough reason though. Allas the pool bar is no longer a pool bar but your mix's continue. Cheers, Dave
Posted by: Dave on Friday 15 August 08 [15:23:01]
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Added by Jerome 15-08-08 [17:17:41]
aahh... sorry mate! I've very recently moved house and been far too busy unpacking boxes to get down to a new mix. And then there's work which seems to be taking over my life at the moment :|
But hang on in there, I've recently started thinking about a new mix - listening to new tunes and old favourites... it hopefully shouldn't be too much longer, with an estimated release of early September...
Anyone not already signed up to the (very infrequent) mailing list should do so - I'll fire off a message to everyone when the mix is done.
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Better late than never: Congratulation to your second anniversary. Vibrate on! Switch Docta
Posted by: Switch Docta on Tuesday 29 July 08 [05:13:20]
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hi there just got back from holiday, and what is the surprise....
there a new mixtape kind of inspired by my comment.... whoooo woooOOOooo...
I'm gonna listen to it right now....
thanks jerome !!!
et surtout merci pour ces voyages sonores.....
PS : relaxxx = juicy
Posted by: relaxxx on Tuesday 22 July 08 [14:25:55]
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Added by Jerome 22-07-08 [15:37:17]
Let that be a lesson to all baroquedub visitors... leave a message and we'll see what we can do. We aim to please :)
I hope you enjoy the mixtape.
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..what a good sound!!
..we enjoy the radio very much
..is it possible for you to put more in radio?
just the best for the musicians and you
Uwe
Posted by: uwe from germany on Sunday 13 July 08 [13:39:34]
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Added by Jerome 14-07-08 [09:37:56]
Yes... I've not been very good at adding any new tunes recently. Part of the problem is that I don't want to put up too many of the tracks which will later appear on a mixtape... but stay tuned for some updates coming up soon. (I'm moving house, again! But as soon as I have broadband set-up, I'll get to work ;)feedback
I really enjoyed reading your "skills" document! I am looking forward to listening to your mixtapes too. See you later in the month - bug hug - Terry
Posted by: Terry on Saturday 05 July 08 [22:16:25]
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Former short-term UK resident (grad school at LSE), current New Orleans resident and massive music and culture enthusiast. Just dropping you a line to tell you how much my lady and I are enjoying your mixes. As long time bass player, engineer and "music snob" etc you have really re-inspired my love of dub, electro, downtempo and trip hop. I am rapidly collecting them all and they are also helping me stick through a rather tough time I'm going through right now. A very sincere thank you and keep on rockin'
Posted by: Bob on Friday 04 July 08 [04:28:50]
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Hi Jerome, Really dig your mixes, in fact they are real hit at my local pool bar, keep it up and thanks.
Posted by: Dave on Wednesday 02 July 08 [12:14:26]
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Now that's the kind of bar i want to go and hang out in! :)feedback
hi there,
once again your comp rocks !!!!
really nice job !
my favourite over all :
the N°5, more electro
the N°13, world music based.
and i'm listening to the N° 23 which sound quite good
Posted by: relaxxx on Wednesday 18 June 08 [17:18:23]
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Yeah... everyone loves that techdub and dubstep mixtape! I've been digging through the crates listening to lots of Basic Channel again recently so you may get a bit of a re-run on a future release. Stay tuned.
Glad to hear you also enjoyed the world music edition - eclecticism's what it's all about. :)
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Hie Jerome, Thanks for your laud. It was a pleasure for me to work with the vinyl stuff again. Some of the records werenŽt touch for about 10 years. (since we ran the Berlin Dub Club in the mid-nineties). By the way: the Opening Party was a success. We had a lot of fun, having a show in a combination like in the "old days". Most of the audience never heard us before (the were to young), but they danced until the daybreak.
Best regards, Switch Docta
P.S.: I listend to your your last 2 mixes this week on the way to my work and back. I love your uncopromising way to mix the styles and genres (always with at least one of my all time favourites e.g. "Kitchen at Partys"). Keep rocking!
Posted by: Switch Docta on Friday 09 May 08 [20:24:18]
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As you know, always a big fan of your mixes too. Great to hear the re-opening night party went down a storm. There's no sell-by-date on quality :)
For those who haven't checked it out yet, or anyone who hasn't heard of the legendary DubClub, head over to DubClub Berlin Opening Night: The Switch Docta PreSelection for a great 3 hour mix of nothing but the best conscious dubwise selection circa '96.
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HI MY NAME IS DANTO AND I AM A REGGAE SINGER ON THE BEACH IN FLORIDA.I NEED TO KNOW IF YOU SELL ANY OF YOUR MIDI FILES.I REALLY LIKE A LOT OF YOUR OLDSCHOOL REGGAE RYTHEMS.PLEASE LET ME KNOW?THANK YOU
REGARDS
DANTO
Posted by: DANTO on Friday 02 May 08 [04:45:52]
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Hello REGGAE SINGER ON THE BEACH IN FLORIDA,No need to shout! ;)
I don't sell my midi files, they're available for free from the website:
http://baroquedub.co.uk/audio_riddims.php
Click on the download link next to each one.
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Jerome
Massive massive big up on the site and all the music on it.
I don't normally email people to tell them how much I like their site but you seem to deserve it...
Stumbled across it whilst looking for sleng teng & some other stuff on midi which you delivered on then found the rest of the site - the mixes & your releases are currently getting me through writing my dissertation! Nice to see you representing the 'dub = eclecticism' ethos...
I know dub is big in NZ, always planned to visit there some day, have put on Salmonella Dub & Black Seeds in UK before & they're good lads. From mid Wales originally myself which I hear is quite similar to your home land
Thanks again for the music man will send ya some dubplates when i've finished em :)
Peace
Sam
Posted by: Sam on Tuesday 22 April 08 [16:06:16]
bug report
wrong link on the latest news post - youve linked to mix number 20
Posted by: leetus on Monday 14 April 08 [21:31:58]
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Thanks mate, all fixed now :)feedback
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Posted by: Scrump on Thursday 10 April 08 [16:35:18]
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beautiful work, much, much, much appreciated!!!
thanks for giving me a starting point on my riddmic journey.
RESPECT, in every aspect.
Love is in the music-
andy "champa" moore
Posted by: andy "champa" moore on Friday 14 March 08 [17:47:31]
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Lookin' For That Mix..
If you want to submit a mix that you have done be it.. ChillNewAgeReggaeDub. type of ting,then send your mix with cover (if you have one) track listing & link and Ill put it up.Lazy
http://thatcrookedbeat.blogspot.com/
Posted by: lazy on Thursday 06 March 08 [10:58:11]
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Dear Jerome
Just to say I am again experiencing withdrawal symptoms ... and want to send thanks and encouragement for your posts ... eagerly awaiting this month's installment.
Chris
Posted by: Chris on Monday 03 March 08 [12:53:53]
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Hey bro, as a Kiwi (Wellington) also relocated to London it's a real joy to check your fantastic mixtape sessions every month, with a nice inclusion of Kiwi artists peppered amongst the mixes.
Keep it up mate, always a pleasure.
Peace, Hamstar.
Posted by: hamimaca on Sunday 17 February 08 [13:53:43]
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love your site. awesome tracks, very smooth listening.
Posted by: Brandon on Sunday 10 February 08 [20:38:20]
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Hey Old Friend!,
You've really got a knack for dissapearing. Never thought you'd end up way down in NZ though. I'll bet there's a story or two in that chapter of your life. And a female character or two...
Drop us a line sometime. Meanwhile, take care. Best wishes as always
Ray
Posted by: Ray Yee on Tuesday 05 February 08 [23:01:22]
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Hi,
Excellent choice of material...I used to also do dual-tape mixes back ina day - now PC.
DubHead
South Africa
Posted by: KOLLABORATOR on Monday 28 January 08 [10:40:52]
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hi there,
just wanted to know how you do your mixtape :
turntable ?
mix software like traktor?
thanks
still loves your work
Posted by: mathias on Monday 21 January 08 [15:30:55]
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Added by Jerome 21-01-08 [17:27:37]
I use Ableton Live - which is a real cheat for beat mixing and as it's not done in real time I get to try various things out without having to restart from the start of the set if I make a mistake or don't like something... not at all like using decks! But my aim is to create as smooth a musical journey as possible - not a DJ performance. That's why I call them mixtapes rather than DJ sets (or mixes) - it's getting back to the old school music compilations I use to make using dual cassette decks (if you're old enough to remember those :)
btw I don't always use Live's Warp function - the recent ska mixtape is done entirely without using any audio time stretching - just very careful placement and editing of the audio. I didn't want to compromise the natural groove and live feel of those tracks by making them conform to a rigid bpm.
Also I use a lot of editing - sometimes repeating parts of a tracks to make it blend more smoothly with the ones before and after, sometimes also with additional effects like reverb or delay to blend even more.
And finally, if I'm time stretching, I also use a lot of automation on the master tempo so that you don't end up with a mixtape at just one single tempo. I use subtle changes during tracks to have smooth changes in speed.
Hope that answers your question :) glad you're enjoying the music.
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hi!
thanks for puttin up all those riddims....really nice resource...btw the bababoom you have is , i beleive, actually the instrumental used in shine & kris by shabba ranks, which is a version of "general" .
also, your real rock is real neat in that different all black key, and your dub organiser sounds more like the real rock in its original key...
i did the bababoom with the horns harmonies recently if you want it...i got a few others if you looking for more riddims to put up here..
one love!
Posted by: jack murda on Thursday 10 January 08 [13:07:21]
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Hey Jerome, I don't check your website often enough, so it's nice to have a little browse - love your "every tongue shall tell" - wicked!
Have a good New Year,
Robin
Posted by: Robin on Sunday 30 December 07 [17:32:37]
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Gotta love those mixes - takes me back to a younger, purple-smokey time drifting away with the almighty Aba Shanti...
Thanks. :-)
R
Posted by: Richard on Saturday 15 December 07 [12:54:49]
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Dear BaraoqueDubber,
always enjoying your stuff, I used 2 of your productions in my podcasts at the Electric LionŽs Den. YouŽll find "Dark matter " in "Future Past" and "Party at my house" in "Dub from the Den".
If you interested in (and you are a little patient), I could send you a copy of these selections as an audio-cd, complete with cover and cd-label (I never sell these items, just give them away as a gift).
Let me know,
Switch Docta
Posted by: Switch Docta on Wednesday 12 December 07 [21:16:10]
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Jerome what a great website.
I hope all is well. Life in Bako is busy as always. We got great news for Matt and Marissa, he got promoted at last so life is good for all the Barricks!
Hope you are having a great time adjusting to life in the UK.
My love to you and Georgia
Joanne
Posted by: Joanne Barrick on Saturday 20 October 07 [19:05:39]
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Hey I stumbled upon your site today and I must say I love the mixes. Great stuff :-D I run an up and coming music community called drivebyFM. We specialize in DnB, Jungle, Reggae, and Hiphop (and a little jazz). We would love to collaborate with you guys and maybe synergize to get a bit of exposure. Hit me back and tell me what you think.
-Will
Posted by: Will on Wednesday 03 October 07 [02:11:31]
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hey, perfect tapes!
thx for the nice tracklists (the cue times)
big THX!
bless
flixi
Posted by: flix.i on Saturday 29 September 07 [19:27:01]
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Really appreciate your work here! Nothing like excellent compilations to keep up the interest and spice. You've exposed me to several artists I am happy to support.
Thanks.
Posted by: Martin on Sunday 23 September 07 [12:25:48]
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Hi, congratulations, great job, you're in mi blog favourite links, i'd like you include my blog link. peace. thanks. http://hertzios.blogspot.com/
Posted by: fifo on Thursday 06 September 07 [22:38:51]
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Hi there!
Good stuff! I love reggae, dub and rock steady bass so your riddims are really good to study jamaican bass styles. Big Thanks!!!
Val
Posted by: Val on Monday 03 September 07 [21:00:46]
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Hi Jerome,
Nice site. I'm going to work through your mixes, which one was the world music one. Lets go out for a beer sometime soon
cheers
Martin
Posted by: Martin Buttle on Tuesday 28 August 07 [21:47:28]
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You make my days!
Just about a month ago a friend of mine had your mixtape nr. 08 on her ipod...I loved it so much that I went online and downloaded all your tapes. Seriously- I admire your contribution to the community in all best ways possible you spread love and good vibes. In my life your music has been a big contribution and definetly saved rainy days with a smile on my face. Thank you, thank you, thank you...keep it up! much love to the UK? From SF! Peace, Anna
Posted by: Anna on Friday 24 August 07 [23:54:46]
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yo man love your last mix... wouh what a travel...
love that kind of eclectic sound really well mixed together : from africe to brasil via french... perfect...
peace
check some old ambient dubfrom 1993 on
http://realspicyexp.blogspot.com/
;-))
Posted by: Juicy on Tuesday 21 August 07 [10:35:03]
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Just wanted to know that I stumbled across your website and like your vibe. I'm also a techie, music producer amateur, photographer, and life lover. Check out my website www.spineshaker.com for free mixtapes?
Keep up the creativity...and we have decided to link to one of your mixes and send our fans your way!
Julz.
Senior Editor
www.spineshaker.com
Posted by: Julz on Tuesday 14 August 07 [17:09:27]
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Nuff tnx & praise to yo mon fi making MIDI riddims available!
True cultural warrior, blessed!
Jah Billah
Posted by: Jah Billah on Saturday 11 August 07 [20:35:49]
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Hello baroque dub.......you have a very interesting web page......i will be checking out your stuff later.I wanted to ask some questions about your midi riddims ? i would like to remix some of these classic tracks.......i like to get some seperate files in wave form [drum,riddim,bass]......but i notice that you have them mixed together in mp3 format......i can change them into wav files......but i can't seem to find seperate track files ? any help most welcome,cheers willie
Posted by: william steen on Wednesday 18 July 07 [16:54:37]
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great job,
amazing,
that's such a great support for a lot of beginnaz.
i'm inviting you to listen to my Bud BIe
hurrah
Posted by: JIMI HERTZ on Wednesday 04 July 07 [18:34:05]
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Hi,
I've uploaded a couple of new mixes recently, including a ska/rocksteady one that's got some amazing songs on it.
http://dubmix.blogspot.com
All the best,
Luke
Posted by: Luke Dubmix on Tuesday 03 July 07 [01:01:13]
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taxi riddim midi?
Posted by: keenan on Saturday 23 June 07 [08:08:16]
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Hi there,
Wow, great work to compile all these riddims.
It's been trotting in my mind to produce "modern" versions of classic riddims. The one question I always had is: what about the rights on these riddims? Are there rights like on every other song? I find it so confusing that there are countless versions and interpretations of the same musical phrases. Maybe you can help me shed some light? Your help would be greatly appreciated.
KM
Posted by: King Maguro on Tuesday 19 June 07 [17:45:15]
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five mixtape is very very cool!!!
greetings from Madrid.
Posted by: dani on Friday 04 May 07 [01:20:14]
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thanks for providing those midi tracks - I've had a lot of fun with them - here's my version of satta massagana -
http://www.versionist.com/vtunes.html?catid=3&linkid=28891
more tunes here -
http://www.soundlift.com/band/music.php?id=106462
thanks again
cheers
ali
Posted by: ali on Wednesday 18 April 07 [21:59:40]
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Nice site. Good to see the dubflag flying! You might like my stuff (new dubs that sound like they escaped from the mid-70s) at: http://www.friedwire.org/dub/
Cheers!
Posted by: Fried Wire on Wednesday 18 April 07 [18:49:47]
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Hi, we r electronic underground band named Death On Glamour, with unique sound and artistic vision, playing unusual experimental music, u can find it here, u'll like it.
http://archive.org/details/ouimnet030
Posted by: Jeff on Wednesday 11 April 07 [09:08:03]
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Hi Jerome,
Great to see you at the weekend - what a surprise!
I'll send a 'proper' email soon, but I thought this may be of interest (see below).
Speak soon,
Nic
University of the Arts London is seeking to employ a consultant with expertise in designing e-learning packages to support 'Squeezing the
Orange: citizenship through the films of Stanley Kubrick', funded by the MLA E-Learning Grant Programme 2007-2008. The consultant will be required to develop e-learning activities which meet defined learning outcomes of
post-16 citizenship education (within the context of this project) and use identified, digitised, relevant and appropriate material including photographs, film clips, research notes, newspaper clippings and correspondence from the Stanley Kubrick Archive (subject to copyright)
The work will take place between May and December 2007. We anticipate requiring 6 days consultancy. The e-learning package will be delivered to the pilot schools in the Spring term of 2008.
The consultant is required to indicate a daily rate fees for this tender.
For further information and a full copy of the tender, please contact Ruth Sexstone at r.sexstone@arts.ac.uk
Deadline: 5.00 pm, Friday 13th April
Posted by: Nic B on Tuesday 03 April 07 [13:49:48]
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nice site, great tunes - nice one !
the dj rush track - pirate radio - is this an actual track or actual pirate radio ?? if its radio do you know what the backtrack is ???
cheers !
ps welcome back to the uk ! :)
Posted by: craig on Thursday 22 March 07 [22:21:39]
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Hi,
New mixtape uploaded at dubmix.blogspot, alll roots tunes with a slavery theme. Download and sign up for the podcast!
Thanks,
Luke
p.s. do you know how to get rss on a blog? so I can feed each post?
Posted by: Luke on Wednesday 14 March 07 [13:30:53]
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real nice work... love all.... some more ;-)
Posted by: mathias on Monday 12 March 07 [19:59:13]
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...by the way, your podcast just sold an album for 'fat freddy's drop'. i'd never heard of them until this mix and they're awesome. just picked up 'based on a true story' as a result.
hope i don't have to wait too long for the next mix...
blackmagicplastic sez peace!
Posted by: i on Saturday 10 March 07 [17:27:33]
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you guys are on fire! another amazing mix...
thanks & peace from oakland, california.
Posted by: i on Saturday 10 March 07 [16:09:17]
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Hello, i'm from madrid. I've downloaded your sesion 1,3 and 7. They are wonderful, thanks for sharing!!!
Posted by: daniel on Saturday 17 February 07 [00:07:24]
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Nice Mix! Big Up the Big Youth!!! The dub is wise. Thank you!
Posted by: Josefus on Friday 09 February 07 [20:49:29]
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another fantastic mix. some of my favorite songs (and a bunch i'd never heard before) expertly strung together. thanks! please keep up the great work (and the more jamaican music i hear the happier i'll be). peace from babylon.
Posted by: i on Thursday 08 February 07 [06:46:38]
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excellent laid back tunes, really enjoying all the releases, keep up the good work
Posted by: scott lindsay on Saturday 23 December 06 [15:43:46]
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thanks for all your good work. i downloaded 'every tongue shall tell' and am working up a track using the midi files which i will send to you if i may when it is finished. but i have a question for you:
what is a good plugin for a bass sound? i am only using electronic sounds. i have arrived at a good solution i think but was wondering what you use.
all the best
s
Posted by: shahin on Sunday 17 December 06 [19:48:21]
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Love the mixes, thanks for posting them.
The Dub Landscape and the techstep are great.
Cheers
Posted by: Sam on Sunday 10 December 06 [16:05:38]
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Hi there!
One of my pupils wants to play Reggae drums so I checked out Jamrid and I found a bunch of cool riddims.
The next step was to find some Midi files so I Googled "sleng Teng Midi files" and I came across your site.
Great midi files dude, and what's more they correspond to what is available on Jamrid!
You can't believe how happy I am!
Thanks very much for all the good work.
Rufus.
Posted by: Rufus on Monday 20 November 06 [17:22:23]
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Hi,
This is the only way I can contact you. Just to let you know I have reuploaded the French Dub set to my blog. http://dubmix.blogspot.com - you can now listen to it!
Posted by: Luke B on Friday 17 November 06 [13:33:23]
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I LOVE YOUR MIXTAPES....
...really great job...nice cool music i like...what a chance...
to be continued i hope...
Posted by: juicy on Thursday 09 November 06 [11:08:18]
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yeah dread your compositions are massive. Thanks. If it's not too much, do you think you can sequence "rougher yet" riddim.
Regards,
Orlando.
Posted by: orlando on Thursday 09 November 06 [01:50:13]
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just stumbled on y'all from oakland, ca. the dubs are amazing. when the rhythm & sound (claudette brown) kicks in on mixtape #5... damn. keep up the work. it's appreciated.
Posted by: jahsherrer on Saturday 04 November 06 [22:25:53]
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Thank you for these wonderful mixes! I really enjoy them!
Posted by: Zero G Sound on Wednesday 01 November 06 [18:40:19]
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Very nice mixes. I love nr.5, its been on my Creative Zen for weeks now!
Posted by: Mark on Wednesday 01 November 06 [09:54:52]
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nice mixtapes nice music..
spread the word!
Posted by: nick jett on Sunday 29 October 06 [20:33:16]
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Hello! Just recently discovered your site and I must say: wow! Dub seemed to be a music style that somehow skipped my attention, but your mixes are truly a good way to explore the genre! Thx for that! Are there cuesheets available for mix 5? That would help me finding out who's who.
Greetings from Guido
Posted by: Guido on Friday 27 October 06 [07:12:22]
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Hi, thanks for the message, I deleted the French dub mix ages ago. But I now have my own hosting, im trying to get a copy of the original mix from my friend who is current in New Zealand, so its a diffiicult. I will let you know when I get it back and upload it.
Respects for the wicked mixes too!
Posted by: Luke From Dubmix on Tuesday 17 October 06 [22:52:45]
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love the mixtape N° 5... thx a lot
Posted by: juicy on Tuesday 10 October 06 [15:26:46]
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awesome stuff, great page...
Posted by: frapi on Thursday 28 September 06 [00:39:51]
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Thanks for making these files available, makes my work/search much easier.Thank you and respect!
Posted by: Valentin on Monday 11 September 06 [12:06:21]
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Great to see you have not been idle since running off to the other side of the world.
Love the rub-a-dub stylin'.
Miss you loads.
Love to you both
Chris
Posted by: Chris on Wednesday 16 August 06 [20:24:40]


