***Will Dubstep Ever Actaully Sound Like Real Music?***

[oyaarss]

Will Dubstep Ever Actaully Sound Like Real Music?

very good question - I've asked it myself numerous times. Kaliyuga is a good example how dubstep can function as a form of music not only within the genre boundaries. though, instances like this are making a very small percent taking into account the overwhelming average dubstep productions, which indeed sound like compilation of loops rather than a solid one-piece organic music.

and i'm surprised by the stubborn approach to maintain the dubstep in the-same-old-2006-sound frame, rather than putting it on the next level. yet, again - this is what you get when majority tries hard to produce tunes that merely fit the dubstep criteria, instead of trying to create the form of art known as *MUSIC*

[ellis clavane]

nah, dubstep sucks and it always will, i just like the way the bass sounds vibrate on my ballsack.

hahahahahahahahah

[sigbowls]

ya

[the dot]

how does my tune sound?

[th@-pu$$y]

Love the genre for what it is, and where it's going or tune out. If ya want "real music" I hear that your local music store is having a sale On Def leopard CD's.

[djshiva]

"The first question I ask myself when something doesn't seem to be beautiful is why do I think it's not beautiful. And very shortly you discover that there is no reason. " -- John Cage

[the dot]

This is the only real dubstep: REAL MUSIC : CLICK ME

[the dot]

b word

[grooki]

@OP, nice sounding track there, cool.
A bit of a silly question though. Do you think your track sounds like real music?

[rez pez]

you're an idiot producer, i have no respect for you or your tunes all because of your methods of making people listen to your music. have some respect for yourself for godsake

[the dot]

@OP, nice sounding track there, cool.
A bit of a silly question though. Do you think your track sounds like real music?

i don't think its music. its dubstep

[eysa]

the dubstep i listen to i love because it is so un-musical. i love that. i think - however mindless - it is innovation
like 16bit's chainsaw calligraphy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofS1S_JDLLc

its so far from music thats becomes just an intense and disgusting sonic experience that allows me to completely detach myself from reality and lose myself in sound

[dosebot]

Hah this guy must have no social abilities...even on the internet... sad...anyway
I DO like the track... i think its dope... It lacks in the precussion area though... simple beat...nothing that made me want to vibe... It gets a little too busy... i'll probably download it and use it in a set... probably throw it in for fill though. As much of an asshat your making yourself seem, i cant wait to hear another track!

er i like the direction your going but it needs work

P.s dont be an asshat

[PiXL]

Dude, it's a bit of an uninformed question but I get the feeling you've only been exposed to the standard Dubstep sound. As with DnB and most dance genres Dubstep is turning more into a tempo and arrangement framework which can be adapted to suit almost any style.

As much as I love the b-line wobble and dirty bass of the majority of the tracks played by a lot ds djs I'm personally using what I know about other genres of music to my benefit. Check out my stuff: soundcloud.com/pixl and you'll see what I mean.

PiXL

[grooki]

i don't think its music. its dubstep

a bit weak, don't you think?