fail thread because it's thursday and because it's dubstep.
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Friday? Ugh. It's Thursday! Don't make me go all Rebecca Black on this thread. And Dubstep? Psh.
I see your Dubstep and raise you "Dear Peach (Luigi Love Song.)" Not quite as good as SCV Love Song, but it's Nerd Alert's latest track that came out yesterday. |
Loving Klayplex, they actually do some good dubstep. |
You came a day early - they make pills for that. HAH |
gosh it is so funny the rage it induces for people to write stupid articles like that
At some point in 2012, it will become impossible for producers to create a new, original dubstep track. It won't be for lack of creativity or trying. But there are only so many ways to arrange female vocals, a wobbly bass, and a huge drop. And we as a society are fast approaching these limits. Really? |
There's no. No no no no. No no no no. No no there's no limit.
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my mates working on a hardcore/hardstyle version of korn-adidas as an intro song for his set on sat night =) gonna b siiick |
I simply don't understand dubstep. Like, I don't understand what makes something dubstep.
I try to listen to examples of people posting it and all I hear is noise. So I invariably go back to listening to Queen, Michael Jackson, and ... uhh... Nickelback. Also, just for Vegetable: Hm, sounds a hell of a lot like KI Feeling from the Killer Instinct soundtrack: Ohhhh, you mean it all sounds the same? :P last edited by Raven at 13:31:07 23/Aug/12 |
I simply don't understand dubstep. Like, I don't understand what makes something dubstep. the beat isn't 128bpm which is the standard for most electronic dance music it is more like 140bpm and that is really all it is if you want to be completely definitive the sounds that skrillex makes or anyone else is purely their own thing - because people don't know what dubstep is they associate skrillex's harsh sound (forgetting about the baseline) = dubstep last edited by paveway at 13:42:56 23/Aug/12 |
I wouldve said traditionally dubstep is actually a lot slower than dance music, prolly around 100bpm, but I have an older definition of dubstep than wubwubwub. I would argue it's more defined by its beat than the heavy basslines people know today.
In retrospect, maybe we're saying the same thing but defining the time signature differently. |
I'm not as fond of Skrillex as I use to, he has one or two nice catchy songs but I much prefer Nero, UKF or Klaypex just because they are a lot less seizure inducing and comparatively slower.
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Yeah I dunno what is dubstep, but when I hear it, I just think of some f*****g loser sitting around with a sound editing program listening to Skrillex and thinking "cha-ching.. i can just copy this s***!"
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nah it's 140bpm, there is also a bit of an inbetween 130~ ish sound people create
it's amazing the difference just a small deviation from the standard 128 makes that new track is a great example of nonskrill/knife party dubstep, it has nothing to do with what other sounds they add in i personally prefer rip my nuts off hard like skrills and knife party and s***, but that's probably because i grew up listening to korn and the like when i was a kid last edited by paveway at 14:00:22 23/Aug/12 |
Ok, but if I only count the beat as falling on the kick, as with dance music, then it becomes 70bpm.
This is what I call something approaching dubstep as I know it. Not the pumped up skrillex bulls***, which is actually also pretty awesome. Dub was always slower than 4/4 dance, as was two step. Most of the s*** I hear these days that people call dubstep is more like Drum and Bass than dub or twostep. Left4DeadStep! |
eski i think the oldschool "dubstep" is leaning towards dram n bass styles rather than the 'new' dubstep which is nearly teetering on gabbers (slower side at 150bpm)
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yeah bro dubstep's pretty much defined as 140bpm, if such a definition existed. and i believe that dubstep was basically derived from drum and base so you are in the right area
you need to get over skrillex his style is not THE definition of dubstep, that is purely his take on dubstep and what he does with the bass and sounds he makes. his background is actually heavy metal screamer/shouty type s***, he was a singer(screamer) for some metal band back in the day. he's basically bringing heavy metal to dance music there are so many other people making dubstep out there that sound nothing like skrillex and have been doing for longer than he has magnetic man are considered godfathers of sorts within the dubstep world, shame i missed them at parklife last year last edited by paveway at 18:58:06 23/Aug/12 last edited by paveway at 18:59:28 23/Aug/12 |
140bpm <3
some of my favourites holy f***, brown note much; dubstep is like any music style, its got good stuff, its god bad stuff note sure if this quite qualifies as dubstep, but ill throw it in as a bonus anyway: last edited by Spook at 19:22:51 23/Aug/12 |
138-140bpm RULZ for trance! Aly & Fila, Simon Patterson, Judge Jules, John OCallaghan etc.
Speaking of Skrillex and terri dubstep... recently tomorrowland was held (massive dance music festival here in europe) and this chick decided to go next level shizbomb. |
hahaha holy f*** ctd
so many levels of just f***ed-up-ness i was watching and i thinking 'can't be' .... did |
wtf did she piss or take a runny s***?
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i believe she took a s*** but because she was sitting flat on her ass she smeared it over the ground when she half tried to wipe her ass by sliding forward when she got up, i reckon most of it is still stuck between her ass cheeks (probably still is right now)
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