jahknow
Chrome plated mind!
yellow springs, Ohio, United States
Joined : 6th May 2007 - 18 years ago
jahknow comments on tracks
jahknow has posted 224 comments on other peoples tracks.
jahknow has posted 224 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Jah Love by bosonHavoc
Bless for that one!
coming soon... a Jah Know dub guild special of the original.
This perfect...
nuff said. :D
awesome.
these are good times to be alive!
on Turkish Rastafara by Ashnaia
Good good good.... bless JAH!
thanks so much....im very happy that you like't
im gona put some more traks soon
see you then
peace
on Make the Speaker Bump by Coprcougar
Pretty duppy tune.
on Crank-Step by Lady_Vipa_Vicious
peace!
on F*** Your Heart Out by asterikz
on Talky Talky by EnkiDubstep
keep it up.
on Beavis and Dubhead (UltraBaseCollabo) by celestial1157
yeah this is probly the funnest song i ever made.
who doesnt like beavis and butthead lol
ultra did an amazing job on this song.
on The Outset by Tiltedbeats
on Postman by Lady_Vipa_Vicious
Really really fun and creative. This is where people want to go with music but are more or less affraid to. Weird nearly unlistenable beats and tones that give you the unatural errieness needed to get all the way out of mind... you know?
cheers to that!
u kno i got the kick from a royalty free producer pack from some where.
and yet again bless for the review
on Basslove by celestial1157
tried to make it more dub influenced.
it was experiment to see how well i could make a REAL dub beat.
im sure i need to incorporate more reggae influences into it, but hey its a start.
dub IS real.
on It's Good by hellodj
on Murda at Goldeneye djomega sly n robbie style dub by victormusic01x
Jah Ras Ta far I - bless up the big sounds. What DAW you using? I have a melodica instrument for Live if you're interested. I use it in my tune Golgotha dub. Check it out.
Nice up the land.
v!
on Lovers Who Uncover (DUB remix) by celestial1157
on Untitled Featuring Love Beth Drew Mix 2 by Spivkurl
slow it down 10 bpm
sample and resample a couple of the parts (organs, plucked guit) and send em thru a bit stauratin filter to phatten and distort the sounds, then maybe add a room style reverb to em or even a mid range delay set to some long drawn out groove, 5/4 :)
In other words Jah loved this track!
I might have to take this mix in two different directions, and see what I come up with. I'm concerned how the vocals would work out to drop to 100 BPM. I know I could stretch them, but that leaves so many artifacts. Who knows maybe it would sync up better at a slower tempo.
Thanks for your review and great suggestions!
on Im Dub For Life by Eldon1991
Keep it dubbing.
on bitte schön by nattywarrior
on John Browns Body-Ghost Dubs-ultrabase mix by ultrabase
amazing sound brethren
on My Love by Birdy
on Goosebump Landscape by n0mad23
Coming from a dubster, I can see where your love for ambience, world-beat and dub come together real nicely. If I were to give you 1 point of critique to bring these environments closer to dubbing, would be to look a phrasing in your tunes. Find those parts and stanzas that seem to create musical 'parts' and try and deconstruct some of your very rich sounds. In any one of these songs you've probably got 12 different individual instruments that could either be isolated and played out, or simply placed in either cut time or double time to create a larger more expansive sound.
There is so much happening in them that I almost want to slow the track down, or single out individual parts to hear seperately.
Now that's just an off the hip advive per Jah, that certainly doesn't mean I'd want to change wgat was here, moreover just guide you towards your next bassline groove and dub mix.
key words here: bass line groove ;)
In another track, someone said my music was what "maximalism" must sound like - and your critique emphasizes this. What's funny is I hated the Doobie Brothers because they had too much going on - I love classical chamber music but have never been so keen on symphonies. And here I am doing what?
The closest I've come to doing what you're suggesting is my latest track, "Totems from the Diaspora" and it's what I love the most about that song. When two of the drum tracks drop leaving only a single reggae loop of loopytunes and the North African fiddle drone comes sliding in. That's it!
Naturally it's exactly what your advocating as well. Stay tuned - I'm going to next do something specifically based on your review/advice. Thank you.
on SMELLS LIKE WEED! by Peres
on Jungulation Victor by n0mad23
Cool track BTW.
on Fun by celestial1157
nice.
yeah i wanna do an 8bit dubstep.
already got the name for it, "nintendub" haha
on Chilly by JDOT2006
J DOT ~ 2006
on Rock This Way by Randall822
Thanks for stopping by. I don't believe I've seen your name before in any other of my other reviews. So if this is a first for listening to my tunes, then your very welcome to listen to whatever you like. :-)
Rock, Blues, Country is what I am into as I also play several different instruments.
I appreciate your comments on this tune and invite you to take a listen to 'Heavy Metal Highway' if you like heavy metal. I am NOT trying to advertize my tunes, but it's had over 500 plays, and some say it is the best they have ever heard for heavy metal. So you be the judge I guess. I am not really in to metal much either. I did it for a friend in Serbia.
I also play slide guitar and will feature a little in my next tune which will basically a Funk type tune. A 1st for me and maybe my last! :)
I will take a listen to your tunes as well and give you feedback. Can't this minute as I am at work.
Later then ....and thanks again for the nice review.
Randy
on Shade - Dreaming by djshade