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The Mad Dubber
by The Mad Dubber
As a little kid in the 70's, I loved to irritate my mom with rude and obnoxious noises. In the early 80's as a teen, I discovered that loud music worked even better.. In the early 90's, a high school buddy and I made some drunken attempts at music production with a guitar, a piece of crap drum kit and some old cassette decks. (Really, we just liked to record ourselves making loud obnoxious noise irritating my roommate..) In 2007 I decided to attended a crash course, broadcasting tech school.. During my study, production became an overwhelming passion for me.. Currently I have a few projects burning in the fire and the future's lookin bright..!! Be on the lookout for my work across the internet, and thanks for your support..!!
Episodes
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Quailia
A wonderous journey into the feel of the moment.
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Dispair
Dispair by The Mad Dubber
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The Dreams
Your Subwoofers can't handle this one..!! MEGA BASS..!!
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Winter's Storm
This version is more polished.. I did a smig of editing before the mix down, then remastered with a bit of EQ and a tad of compression.. I feel it it sounds over all better then the first version.. Please enjoy and be sure to share with your friends..
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Psychosis
Created on Sony Acid Fall 2013
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Monsters in the Closet
Created on Sony Acid. Summer of 2013.
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Mi Amor (feat skepticdj)
I just couldn't wait. I just am to excited about this track...
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The Call (of Corbin Witley)
The Call (of Corbin Witley) by The Mad Dubber
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Flying
This was the first track I had made with Sony Acid, around mid July 2012
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They Are Coming...
and they are gonna get ya...
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On the Edge (Batman Mix)
On the Edge (Batman Mix) by The Mad Dubber
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
As a little kid in the 70's, I loved to irritate my mom with rude and obnoxious noises. In the early 80's as a teen, I discovered that loud music worked even better.. In the early 90's, a high school buddy and I made some drunken attempts at music production with a guitar, a piece of crap drum kit and some old cassette decks. (Really, we just liked to record ourselves making loud obnoxious noise irritating my roommate..) In 2007 I decided to attended a crash course, broadcasting tech school.. During my study, production became an overwhelming passion for me.. Currently I have a few projects burning in the fire and the future's lookin bright..!! Be on the lookout for my work across the internet, and thanks for your support..!!
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