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Does anybody else notice how there's an extra eighth note added to the bottom of the drum fills at 1:49, 3:10 and 4:31?

If you don't know what I mean, try bobbing your head to the tune and you'll "skip" a beat at those parts in the song. Maybe cookie added that to the internet version to fuck w/ the mixing of people who rip youtube videos and play them out haha

Good bye eardrums

Dub Pilgrim wrote:anyone else agree that it sounds like being in a k hole n hearing a cat get strangled to death?

You're talking about Kesha right?

no talking about the horror of the cookie monsta

Dub Pilgrim wrote:no talking about the horror of the cookie monsta

think u got the wrong place, inspector dubplates youtube channel is that way ----->

sounds like losing your hearing in your dads wedding ring and finding it inside some awful drums with no groove

Pistonsbeneath wrote:sounds like losing your hearing in your dads wedding ring and finding it inside some awful drums with no groove

DZA wrote:Good bye eardrums

I don't get how people think shrill noises cause hearing loss. Loud shrill noises, sure...

The frequency that high pitch synth is at good for your ears

When did this generic noise become commonplace?

When did this generic noise become commonplace?

generic

commonplace?

demgayriddem wrote:

When did this generic noise become commonplace?

generic

commonplace?

haha - yeah thought that was funny - kinda like saying when did this blue t-shirt start being so navy coloured??

GRAYSKALE wrote: haha - yeah thought that was funny - kinda like saying when did this blue t-shirt start being so navy coloured??

Are you feeble minded?

Commonplace doesn't mean generic. Commonplace means frequently encountered.

Generic means not unique.

the fact that you think it's not unique is because everybody uses it, no?

GRAYSKALE wrote:the fact that you think it's not unique is because everybody uses it, no?

Yes. I think a while ago, there were certain producers such as Distance and Coki who were using LFOs to their own unique effect. Now, 'dubstep' may as well be known as 'LFO music.' Every fool who comes along and decides they want to make dubstep goes to Fruity Loops, puts down a 'boom.....tcchht......boom......tcchht' beat and sets some directionless wobbly noise over the top. That's what I mean by 'generic.' That's exactly what Cookie Monsta does in every single track. Deserves a slap.

lol . that's like saying heavy metal might aswell be called "distorted guitar music" - he's just making the music he likes - if ya don't like it, don't listen to it, it's that simple.

GRAYSKALE wrote:lol . that's like saying heavy metal might aswell be called "distorted guitar music" - he's just making the music he likes - if ya don't like it, don't listen to it, it's that simple.

Guitars are essential to metal music. LFOs are not essential to dubstep music.

There was a time when each producer had their own sound; apart from the tempo and bass, anything went. Now, everybody is trying to make the same thing (and the 'same thing' happens to be an arsehole.)

Anyway, this argument has taken place millions of times and it's pointless.

Xavy wrote:

GRAYSKALE wrote:lol . that's like saying heavy metal might aswell be called "distorted guitar music" - he's just making the music he likes - if ya don't like it, don't listen to it, it's that simple.

Guitars are essential to metal music. LFOs are not essential to dubstep music.

There was a time when each producer had their own sound; apart from the tempo and bass, anything went. Now, everybody is trying to make the same thing (and the 'same thing' happens to be an arsehole.)

Anyway, this argument has taken place millions of times and it's pointless.

yeah, agree to disagree on this one I recon - dubstep doesn't need a wobble, plenty of folks have proved that - but there are still some that like the wobble and some that don't - done.

Pistonsbeneath wrote:sounds like losing your hearing in your dads wedding ring and finding it inside some awful drums with no groove

did you get that from Mad Libs: Youtube Comment Edition Vol. 2?

skitz_0 wrote:

Pistonsbeneath wrote:sounds like losing your hearing in your dads wedding ring and finding it inside some awful drums with no groove

did you get that from Mad Libs: Youtube Comment Edition Vol. 2?