This is the
Dubroom: An independent, visitor supported website
promoting (DUB) Reggae and Consciousness serving
10,000's of people on a monthly basis. Our NETLABEL releases music from the Dubroom Studio and that of others and our WEBSTORE has some interesting releases too.
We also have tons of REVIEWS on MP3's, VIDEO's, ALBUMS, BOOKS, WEBSITES, and MORE. Especially for the (online) artists, there is an artists-only STUDIO.
From the pre-mp3 times and still interesting is
our
MIDI ARCHIVES
and you should know about our large ARCHIVE
OF CREATIVE COMMONS released music. Additionally, we have several research and information websites on BABYLON, CHRISTIANITY, and RASTAFARI. Also check out our ARTICLES and get in touch with other visitors on our MESSAGE BOARD. Or stay up-to-date by subscribing to one or more of our MAILING LISTS.
Find all Dubroom Features at our SITE
MAP. When something is unclear, you can always check our FAQ or use the search engine to find what you're looking for. And
of course, you can always CONTACT
us through our secure servers.
CHECK
OUT THE DUBROOM'S IN-DEPTH REVIEW OF THE
DUB-FRIENDLY MUSIC PRODUCTION SOFTWARE FROM
PROPELLERHEAD
Reason 8.0: A Review For The Dub Community
WWW,
October 16 2014 - It's been close to a
decade since the launch of Reason 3.0 and
the Dubroom's review of the then
groundbreaking, ultra-flexible Dub-friendly
music production software. We've promoted
the software continually ever since it was
established how it was possible to make Dub
using just one program. Just recently,
Reason 8.0 was released and arrived in the
Dubroom not much later. We went in-depth
again, from 3.0 straight to eight and came
back with this review exclusively for the
Dub Community.
Door
locked, all projects put on hold for more
than a week. Reason was the object of
undivided attention as this review was
written, Dubs created and put on You Tube
along with other things like detailed
screenshots taken. You can read all about
this in this extensive, in-depth review of
Reason 8.0 where all things DUB are
considered and tried.
In fact,
the review is so long that it's divided in
different parts. However, it's possible to
check out the full review on one long page
as well.
The
Dubroom is a rather large website with
contents that stands the test of time, like
free and legal MP3's released under Creative
Commons or through our Net Label which you
can download straight from the Dubroom. Also
there's interesting stuff from producers of
the music that we all love so much. And then
there is DUBROOM.org online, featuring the
latest ten publications from the Dubroom.
This can be anything from a review to a
release, from an article to an update, from
an interesting download to an interesting
video stream. You can also subscribe to
DUBROOM.org Online an stay up-to-date with
every more or less important addition to the
website.
Our
Net Label is the main outlet for the
original Dubroom Studio productions, but it
doesn't stop there. We have over 500
different tracks available, ranging from
High Quality instrumental Reggae to
Electronic Dub-driven sounds, from Roots
Reggae to Rub A Dub. You'll find names like
Alpha and Omega, Prince Fatty, Dubcreator
and of course Dubroom Household names like
the Original Jah Roots Band, Heartical and
Sure Dread.
Included is
an enormous catalogue of Creative Commons
released material that you can share or use
as back ground music for your non-commercial
video projects.
One
of the most important parts of the Dubroom:
mp3.dubroom.org, your one-stop for free and
legal (DUB) Reggae MP3's. Sure, there is
more than enough uninteresting material out
there and that is why everything on this
website is hand-picked and reviewed to serve
the Online (DUB) Reggae Community with some
of the best material out there. Completely
in the vibe of the Dubroom, we only review
material that is actually worthwhile. Browse
by Albums, Single Tracks or Podcast.
Some music can be downloaded straight
from the Dubroom server, like music released
through Creative Commons (CC) and/or because we
obtained permission.
A
well-visited section of the Dubroom, Studio
Dubroom provides information, downloads and
much more for both the novice as well as the
veteran in the the production of (DUB)
Reggae Music. From a detailed description
how to build a hand drum to the continual
"Making Dub With Computers tutorial by
the Dubroom Webmaster, from huge free and
legal sample packs to interesting links and
tips.
Even when you're not actively involved in
the production of the music we all love so
much, you might want to take a look and find
out some of the stuff people work on to get
that crucial sound in your ears.
In
a way, this is where it all started back in
1997. That's about the time Messian Dread
started releasing his music online through
the -then popular- MIDI Format. The format
has since gone back to the studio,
especially with the introduction of the MP3
Format and faster Internet. Still, the MIDI
Archives serve a purpose, as it is visited
daily by people looking for, well, looking
for MIDI.
Whether
you're a producer looking for chords or
other inspirational things, a historian
looking for ancient online music, or simply
like a little bit of nostalgia, check out
the Midi Archives. Especially since all
releases have been put into the Creative
Commons domain at August 16, 2014.
Last,
but definitely not least: Read our words of
wisdom for the seeker of redemption. When
you seek redemption, that is. On what could
be considered the most important page of all
thousands of pages on this website, you can
find an explanation of and introduction to
the (eternal) life offered to each and every
one by the Creator Himself.
Do not go
to this section looking for arguments,
political correctness, or any other reason
but a simple hunger and thirst for the pure
untainted grace and redemption that Yesus
Kristos has to offer.
