Dub, King Tubby's Style
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Quick, rough demonstration of dub mixing, as pioneered by King Tubby's and the engineers working at his Dromily Avenue studio. tape echo, spring reverb, plus something special and secret...
Music by the Forthrights, now-defunct reggae group from NYC (Jack Wright- organ, Matt Burdi - drums, Maddie Ruthless - guitar, Mihran Abrahamian - bass, piano)
I've been a dub coniseaur for well over30 yes and I've never heard any mix come even remotely close to sounding like an original King Tubby mix as this does. Well done mate , well done.
Thank you!!
Yea...its spot on....love watching it!!
@@mihrantheupsetter what's that white device, on top of the board... left side of the Video?
"something special and secret...
" ??? Or can you tell us?
High pass filter
@@jesseknutson8151 aha... thanks.
You know much about this particular HPF? I don't hear
anything that sounds like the VCFs I'm accustomed to.
It also looks like the Cutoff is stepped... like with fixed,
predetermined Frequencies!
I just wish it was longer. nice mixing!
All hail to the one and only King.
Brilliant! This guy is a TRUE fan.
we need more of this
Yeah, good. I like the parametric eq twiddling 👍
Yes man, done right with lots of feeling, good ear
+leswoodies2 Thank you.
Mixing and creating an authentic dub requires a lot of technique and is more complicated than it seems, requires a lot of skill, the masters of the art in the 70s & 80s truly had a talent when mixing and creating dub styles.
Can't believe how CLOSE ....this is ..what a killer job!
It makes me REALLY happy to see dub still pulling interest in the world. I remember in the late eighties when two-for-a-dime "deejays" started toasting from Jamaica and England. It was a right earsore!!! In those days they just had to grunt something in patwa and their music was called "reggae"! It's really nice to see the authentic sound still happening.
Abdul Razak Harun thanks for your nice comment.
The two for a dime deejays as you called them represented a change in reggae at that time to 'dancehall'. I don't know where you come from but patwa was and will always be part of REGGAE maybe you don't understand the patwa?. Toasting and dub go hand in hand they developed around the same time. For example , U.Roy the original deejay worked on the great King Tubby's sound system in the early 1970's in Jamaica. As for dub music, I think it reached its peak in the early 1980's, since that time many people have discovered dub around the world and are now trying to replicate what was done before in Jamaica as shown in this clip.
Idiot. Those Djs ARE authentic
@@JackRubyish
Cool, but their music was not *reggae*
For the record, I love the DJ tradition. I grew up with a staple of the best, Jazzbo, Tappa Zukie, Prince Far I, U Roy et al.
@@Legacy-mh8ku
I just saw your comment bro... So, this is a belated response.
Reggae had seen changes throughout the years, and it was great. Dub was a MASSIVE innovation and change in reggae, and it was fantastic! It impacted popular music the world over, *(even though the establishment have yet to acknowledge it)*
All those changes and innovations NEVER moved reggae away from itself musically, or morphed the music into something different and foreign that reggae aficionados couldn't even relate to, or enjoy.
That new "change" in the late eighties, lost reggae it's original audience, (in exchange for a new *non-reggae* crowd).
Toward the late eighties the music had morphed into American copying "rap-tastic" un-reggae sounding drivel. It was a sad time...
I have absolutely no problem understanding Patwa. I also do not have any issues with Patwa. What I was saying in my previous comment, is that Patwa became a false marker to make music "reggae". So, you could have a perfectly un-reggae song, (which reggae aficionados would never identify as reggae), become "reggae" through the artists singing/toasting in Patwa. The language became a replacement for the music. You could do a song which is outright rock, with rap influences, and as long as it was done in Patwa, the industry would pass it off as "reggae".
I'm over the moon that dub and reggae in general has found a new audience all over the world. Reggae is the soundtrack of my youth, and I felt lost and sad when that "late eighties change" evicted the real sound.
That is so good long version please... For real please thank you so beautiful...
OMG, that is excellent, should have played the full song!!
sounds awesome. i love using the mixer as an instrument, so damn cool!
Excellent video. It gives an insight into how the sounds are made.
you should offer a dub course
f******* a right he should. Where is it Mister Upsetter. Good **** ***** right here. Kudos.
Interesting insights into the workings of Dub music....👍
mihrantheupsetter Big staff, real positive vibes in this vidéo !
Dub Wise
so good. could listen to it forever.. thank you
YES BIG MAN < CONCRETE RESPECT FROM LONDON , BLESSINGS...
Awesome!!! More!!!
very authentic
That shot is sick
more of theseee!, very much enjoyedd
This man is a Wizard
So good!!
Amazing dub! 🔥🔥🔥
Very well done!
Massive massive tunes
A technique. Engineer!
great vibes continued ^^
I had this mixer, It had a 6 band EQ and was excellent, but it was so big and only had 8 channels. I didn't use the tape. I sold it for cheap as it took up so much room and bought a Allen and Heath smaller mixer. Oh well it was sick!
what was the number of that tascam ?
@@nobodyneverknows Tascam 388
Inspiration right here
spot on. respect
Amazing
We need more !!!
tight mate. yeh
WHO are you? Where do you have more Music?!?
Awesome
Sick
Nice !
great music!
nicely done!
Sounds exelent to me
excellent dub skills
Proper!!!
This is excellent. Looks like all the instruments are on only 4 tracks and you’re using faders 1&2 for reverb and delay returns, right? I love this song too, I’d be really interested in hearing the original version if you could provide a link...
Hi Ian. Yes, the recording is on 4 tracks (drum, bass, rhythm and lead). In this video I was using fader 1 for echo, and fader 2 for the special King Tubbys unit referred to in the description. I think I had routed the reverb output to the mixer's dedicated effect return channel, as its level through the mix is static. At the moment the music is still unreleased, though I do have a straight mix as well as a dub. When the time is right, it will be released through the right channel..
Fantastic. This is the FIRST video of a dub mix being done with the actual sound produced on the soundtrack. All the others I've seen have a different tune dubbed on to, or it's out of sync.
fire
Great mixing. I would love to hear a full cut and also a non-dub version of the riddim. Whose composition is it?
what the title of this song?
Dope mix. I need the recording. 👍
This nice bro
Tascam 388 looks like a lot of fun
love this, but can I ask is your reverb in mono or stereo?
❤️ 🙌 🔥
nasty🔥🔥🔥
excellent dubbing brother.... is that you on bass? big up
Need to seriously fatten up that kick... it's supposed to drop like a bomb, not a lite click.
I agree. I'd do it differently these days :)
@@mihrantheupsetter maybe you could let us hear :)
only 1 minute? man u should've let that play all the way out. nice.
+OGxBUCCWEET Soon come!
not really soon
not soon at all i must say
@@mihrantheupsetter u can do it
@@mihrantheupsetter come on maaaan we're frothing here! this is audio cream
Nice bit of mixing there ☝️, keep em coming, what tubby track is this
Very nice what type of mixing board is that and what the little box sounds like echo coming out of it
☯️✨✨✨
What the riddim name ? Please 🙏🙏🙏
What is the instrument that comes in at 0:36 seconds? Some type of organ or electric piano? Sounds like it has heavy vibrato on it?
Let's face it that's what good dub is made off effect
Nice.. whats the keyboard sound from?
Big up Mihran
Soon Come big up oonu self !
This is really great, do you have any Dub Mix CDs?
Indica Dub.
nice tascam
i liked your music, but i know a guy called Fidel Nadal, you should chek it, you could even sample some track, greetings from bolisvalia
fuck yeah
What plugins do you use to achieve this spring reverb?
bmstr no plugins here. I have never found a spring reverb software I liked very much. Though it’s been some years since I tried any plugins so there may be some good ones around now that I’m not aware of. IMO some of the magic comes from overdriving the tube driver amp
mihrantheupsetter That’s awesome man
what kind of board is that bossman?
hello fantastic work could i ask a very tedious question - how did you get the stems to run through the mixing desk?
Hello. I simply ran them through separate outputs of my digital-to-analog interface, which were plugged into separate inputs on the desk.
@@mihrantheupsetter what interface are you using?
I FIND HIS NAME ON INSTAGRAM : PACHY__
Pour tout les dubmix lover...
No, I'm not Pachy-- that's someone else. He's very talented and has released a cool LP recently.
@@mihrantheupsetter oh... Same mixing desc and same pretty sweet sound... So who are you? Maximum respect
Bruva post the DUB has it been released??? Or nahhh
wheres the delay ???? :)
what model of mixer is that? anyone know?
M308 Tascam
Are you the @UCfrNd8E_QDgM0lFVpbn-2Aw the same who posted the jack ruby photo in roots knotty roots?
john Miller it is I
@@mihrantheupsetter ahahah funny i'm the one who commented about the equipment list
great works out there
Tascam.
Not king tubbys style, mihrans style. Nice!
Hello, do I know you?
@@mihrantheupsetter nope. Just passing a compliment to an awesome mix! A1!
@@mihrantheupsetter basically saying that you took king tubby style and made it your own.
Voncek?
WHATS THE BIG DEAL JUST TWIDDLING KNOBS ON A TUNE ALREADY DONE , LETS SEE IM TEK A RAW TUNE FROM ITS BIRTH DEN MIX PON IT NOT DIS FAKE BIZNESS
Read descript. Descript says he was in the band. Im dubbin im own ting.
READ WA I MAN SAY . . MUSIC PLAY & IM JUS TWIDDLE & SLIDE DE KNOBS , NA MIX NUFFIN ,I MAN 3 YEAR OL CAN DO DAT . . HIM SAY DUB MIXING , DAT NA MIX IN , YOU TO MUS BE NIEVE
MickyP4 Easy with the insults, i’m here to learn. Lets try to be positive. Can you recommend some good dub mix videos then please?
YESS STAR NA INSULTS SEEN JUS REALITY I MAN A DEAL WID, YO ALREADY KNO KING TUBBY IM DA DON, BUT DEH HAVE A WHITE KID IN DA ENGLAN CALL PRINCE FATTY WHO SEEM TO BE DOIN IM STUFF, DEHS SO MUCH ON DIS ERE YOU TUBE NOW , NA GET DIS ARTEN , I WORK WID KLEVA ROOTS IN A YARD AT Mo Bay JAMDOWN. TRY TO LAYER YA SOUND 1ST BASS & ADD DRUM DEN JUS BUILD DA RIDDIM DEN MIX IT YOUR STYLE , NA TRY TO BE TO MUCH LIK DA NEX MAN SEEN ORIGINAL BIZNESS, EVEN THOU WE DO VERSION ,VERSION STILL, IT GOOD TO BEE FRESH . BLESSINGS FROM DA MOOS HIGH UNITY( KLEVA ROOTS YOU TUBE & I TUNES + OTHER ARTIS )
MickyP4 Thank you mate. fatty does dub mix talks, I’m going to one soon. I like the old guys: scientist, mad prof, dennis bovell, black ark players, bull wackie. Always learning! I’ve been negril from england, maybe next time kingston for records, long as i don’t get mi ass kicked!
What the hell is this crap?
yo you aren't actually mixing here