_helix wrote: The Louder a song is the better it is.

Lichee wrote: most dungeon is now who can make a crazier bassline.

what do you mean by "crazier"? i have been away from the "dungeon scene" for awhile, and not sure if i missed some new direction in dungeon.

does Skrillex have any black fans? i can't imagine that.. Skrillex is like total white power music..

is this brostep?

..or industrial dungeon deathstep?

..maybe this is old interview, i'm not sure.. no actual news

(EDIT; changed the video ..maybe nobody will see this, since 2 more pages has been added to this thread)

Nevalo wrote:

so is mayonnaise finally an instrument?

i sort of think if you feel the need to add the suffix reggae- and call something "reggaestep" you might have missed the point somewhere along the line lol reggae and dub is not the same thing ...taking a traditional reggae song and add a 2step beat doesn't turn it into dubstep if you too...

Today wrote:i sort of think if you feel the need to add the suffix reggae- and call something "reggaestep" you might have missed the point somewhere along the line lol

reggae and dub is not the same thing ...taking a traditional reggae song and add a 2step beat doesn't turn it into dubstep

I guess electro-house/complextro can be called 2-step brostep ;) ...but most dubstep/brostep turned into halfstep (considered "dub" tempo? but kinda nonsense) ...hm, actually it's not really halfstep, it's halftempo, to make any sense.. some messed up definitions, i'm confusing myself.. 2...

Most Dubstep is halfstep? I have never heard a 2step brostep track. I guess electro-house/complextro can be called 2-step brostep ;) ...but most dubstep/brostep turned into halfstep (considered "dub" tempo? but kinda nonsense) ...hm, actually it's not really halfstep, it's halftempo, to m...

What I mean by drum pattern is the 2-step beat that makes dubstep and brostep what it is, that is why they have the word "step" in them. If it's defined by the 2-step beat, then why the need to call it something else? 2-step is 2-step ..no dub involved Just to confuse the brosteppers supe...

in other words; brostep is for pussies..

and/or chicks ..on drugs

(i didn't follow this thread the last 100 pages or so, but.. ehm..) brostep is an offensive term, right? those who like "that style" doesn't like to use that term, and usually get mad.. anyway, this slower style is more obviously "not dubstep", but what is it then? moombahton is ...

spacey echoes are big but i think the most typical dub effect is the effect of using stems from reggae music I just haven't seen any effect-machine with a "reggae effect" button ;) ..anyway i agree that it's some sort of reggae mood too, but it's not as easy to define.. i don't think it's...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvM9Kewf-pA omg, mind blowing "drop" at 2:58 ..it made me think of a re-invented definition of "drop", since it's not a "bass drop", it's a "dub echo drop".. i recently made a dubstep playlist on youtube, describing what the wor...

I pronounced it like Apple-ton for awhile..

(edit; ok, now i saw the post before me, almost same, abbel, apple, abble, blplbl..)

the way you describe the track, while asking about the point, you indirectly say that repetition has no point.. or maybe just that you don't feel anything when listening to that track.. it reminds me of my own "mythical"(?) theory about some types of music listeners, where it seems like th...

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