How to make a reggae song (Reggae Tutorial)

Captain Smooths guide to making a Roots Reggae song. There is no right way or wrong way, this is just my approach to playing and composing roots reggae. Of course, roots has a lot to do with the mix and the persons playing the instruments.
Featuring music from The Good The Bad and The Dubby
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[@RASMUSLUNDGREN2005]

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[@qweshun1223]

In da island we ah do drum 1st den bassline ah 2nd. Ya mon the foundation of reggae a fe drum and bass. Everyting else ah added after. Dropping all the different melodies. Never seen it done da way before, but it ah still sound I-RE. JAH BLESS.

[@carldubcats3385]

Man you rock it with them FX on the live mixing. Big up. This is my new favourite dub channel.

[@carldubcats3385]

Very very nice, I love Eric Morricone. Great dub and thanks for sharing your process of how you made it. Keep on skanking.

[@DJSKAROB]

Nice work! big ups

[@rom8192]

Excellent !

[@leodamico]

AMAZING!

[@dneck]

Irie. Build de riddim anna big ting will come

[@carldubcats3385]

cool bassline

[@arthurlorin7197]

awesome man big up !

[@AaronBakerDub]

Great work buddy, bubble is actually the organ on “&’s” with a swing in the first “&” but still wonderful work!

[@verlorengeboren6970]

If you dive deeper into rootsreggae youll actually find that the bubble is in between the "&"s. The snare is on the 2nd and 4th beat, with the skank on the "&". Anyone claiming the snare is on the third beat is counting wrong

[@AaronBakerDub]

@@verlorengeboren6970 you’re talking about rock steady or ska
We play one drop and steppers here sir.