Where can I get Hip-Hop Acapellas? (For D&B Mixing)

[drumfunet]

I want to mix some Hip-Hop Vocals in some D&B tracks on my computer, anyone know where to get a boatload of acapellas? Old-School, New School doesn't matter as long as its quality MC's!

 

[Ian_x]

Got a really good site in my bookmarks at home but I am at work so will send it over later. Other than that if you search for acapella forums in google you get quite good ones up.

 

[Hightech]

http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php?p=507144#post507144

 

[drumfunet]

Thanks for the forum link! I'll wait for that bookmark too!

 

[aflex]

http://www.blacklabelled.com/bl/downloads/index.php?cid=1

This

 

[Ian_x]

http://djazmatic.com/

Click on Acapellas here, thought there was another good one too but cant find it now!?

 

[skywalker_G]

posted a shit load in the other thread:

http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php?p=507144#post507144

 

[Lucidproduction]

Fuck. Seriously i'm really trying to get into this. I am. But for fuck sakes, why, when whoever, decided to start this new genre, a supposed sub-grenre of d&b, decided to make tunes at 65 bpm so they wouldn't mix with d&b (or anything really, except for grime, and breaks really) - I don't get it.

Tunes are cool and all, but if they don't mix with d&b then people can't mix it in to the genre they came from. Like, dubstep would be soooo much better if it was hiphop speed, 80-90 bpm or so. Then, these dark huge hiphop style tunes could be mixed perfectly into d&b.

I'll never understand that - so until they bump the bpm to hiphop speed, I won't be buying any dubstep tunes. Sorry, it's like, if I spin dubstep, then I can't spin d&b in the same set, which doesn't work for me.

yes tempo is a bitch.