Something like this OP?
high energy sub bass songs?
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dubfordessert wrote:you can jizz on me if you want
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Come on guys he mentioned Noisia. Alot of the deeper shit you're suggesting (whilst most of it is fucking awesome) it is definitely nothing like Noisia in dubstep form. It's funny... he mentioned less mid range and went on to post a Skrillex remix
Something like this OP?
Something like this OP?
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THIS ! Good choice for what you want imodragstar wrote:
hows that?
Re: high energy sub bass songs?
lol this x1000pikeymobile wrote: How can one song thats 140bpm be slower than another song that's 140bpm?
anything but "slower" or "downtempo" , such a carelessly misused descriptor
unless you actually mean tempo.
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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
You didn't get it mate ITS ALL ABOUT THE SPEED OF THE WOBBLES !!!-[2]DAY_- wrote:lol this x1000pikeymobile wrote: How can one song thats 140bpm be slower than another song that's 140bpm?
anything but "slower" or "downtempo" , such a carelessly misused descriptor
unless you actually mean tempo.
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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
sorry for the shameless self promo, i tried to make this tune high energy but pure sub mostly
this is the shit u need in ur ears
this is the shit u need in ur ears
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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
how could i forget this one..
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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
I also hate the "chilled" or "deep" pigeon holes.... just cuz something doesnt have a wobble midrange dont give it those labels... there SO much pressure from this vibe.... case and point here:
my face just screws and and melts at the youtube copy, let alone in the dance. this is proper skank hard material. no wobbles in sight.
my face just screws and and melts at the youtube copy, let alone in the dance. this is proper skank hard material. no wobbles in sight.
Re: high energy sub bass songs?
Should be right up your street:
This has a lot of energy:
This has a lot of energy:
Re: high energy sub bass songs?
usually its because so much subheavy, weighty tracks like the above can actually sound like they're at 70 bpm-[2]DAY_- wrote:lol this x1000pikeymobile wrote: How can one song thats 140bpm be slower than another song that's 140bpm?
anything but "slower" or "downtempo" , such a carelessly misused descriptor
unless you actually mean tempo.
you're not wrong, you're just an asshole
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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
yoowan wrote:usually its because so much subheavy, weighty tracks like the above can actually sound like they're at 70 bpm-[2]DAY_- wrote:lol this x1000pikeymobile wrote: How can one song thats 140bpm be slower than another song that's 140bpm?
anything but "slower" or "downtempo" , such a carelessly misused descriptor
unless you actually mean tempo.

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Re: high energy sub bass songs?
I actually can't tell if you're being seriousyoowan wrote:usually its because so much subheavy, weighty tracks like the above can actually sound like they're at 70 bpm-[2]DAY_- wrote:lol this x1000pikeymobile wrote: How can one song thats 140bpm be slower than another song that's 140bpm?
anything but "slower" or "downtempo" , such a carelessly misused descriptor
unless you actually mean tempo.
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