How to do a dub drop: a step-by-step method
Learn how to create crisp dub drops using faders, kill switches, delay and sirens, to add depth to your mixes without drowning out your own riddim.
Learn how to create crisp dub drops using faders, kill switches, delay and sirens, to add depth to your mixes without drowning out your own riddim.
Handcrafted DJ equipment gives you direct control over your dub set. Discover how design, settings and long-term performance make a difference, right in your own home.
Learn how to do a scratch fader test, spot a cut that’s too long and adjust your mixer for clean cuts, whether at home or in a session. No more guesswork.
DJing without a computer: rediscover the feel, the listening experience and the joy of playing at home, with physical sources and controls that really respond.
Dub culture places the act of playing, listening and sharing at its heart. Discover how it guides your track selection and mix settings as your sessions unfold.
Learn how to set up a musical delay in dub: tempo, milliseconds, feedback and filter to keep the echoes lively, crisp and well-positioned in the dub mix.
Tune your DIY sound system’s bass with a simple set-up, careful placement and clean levels, so you can play dub at home without ever overdriving the speakers.
Learn how to use Send, Return and Dub to add delay and spring reverb, keep the bass clear and create crisp drops at home – without overwhelming the mix.
Learn how to choose a DJ isolator filter to suit your setup, its bands, its range and whether you’re using it for dub, sound system or home mixing – it’s really simple.
Built-in effects or pedals: compare control, size and sound to choose a simple, cohesive dub setup, whether at home or when jamming with friends.