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^ agreed

I've said it before, but



If you can't hear the dubstep in this you are deaf.

hurlingdervish wrote:Fruityloops default tempo invented dubstep


tbhimo

This.

khara harime wrote:lol there are songs on the DOOM soundtrack that sound like dubstep....

sample it.

nowaysj wrote:

thats sick!!! lol...
beat has some swing and everything...

I would really like to remix this. These guys have released the full 24 track stems from two songs from this album, but not this song. Apparently there was protest from Muslim peoplez over the use of the Qu'ran in a work of art, which is verboten, so probably no stems for this track. It's at 137 and everything... I would love to remix this.

Yeah, dubstep but I call it dub-bass.

hurlingdervish wrote:Fruityloops default tempo invented dubstep


tbhimo

I used to think that too

that tnuc journo misquoted him. he clearly stated he invented dub-bass. he was probably on drugs anyway. if i was rich and famous i'd be on drugs all the time and i'd be talking complete bullshit 100% of the time. when you become famous (ie. when people start to notice and care about you and your opinion) you become better than most people so you don't need to worry what they think of your personal beliefs.

If you listen to some of the early stuff he did with Alliyah or however you spell it, he was the first that I recall doing double tempo drums at the end of every 8 bar section. But that doesn't really have much to do with dubstep lol.

khara harime wrote:lol there are songs on the DOOM soundtrack that sound like dubstep....that was what, '95???

Trent Reznor

badman

hey, i love how he described it, "It’s funny cos they went back to some of my old music that really created that sound and just, instead of going fast, they went slow with more bass." uh, baby, you're kode9 in Dub Echoes, aren't you?

let's claim. i created goa trance, hardstyle, and trance. yeah!

hip hop producers are always talking shit, but he has sort of a point (even though he's wrong)

e.g. this track could definitely be a dubstep track if you took out JT

HORSEFORCE wrote:e.g. this track could definitely be a dubstep track if you took out JT

cool. he was wrong then. he invented GRIME, also. hahaha.

samurai wrote:that tnuc journo misquoted him. he clearly stated he invented dub-bass. he was probably on drugs anyway. if i was rich and famous i'd be on drugs all the time and i'd be talking complete bullshit 100% of the time. when you become famous (ie. when people start to notice and care about you and your opinion) you become better than most people so you don't need to worry what they think of your personal beliefs.

And you can run people over without anyone giving a shit, truly the rich are a superior race.

FSTZ wrote:

khara harime wrote:lol there are songs on the DOOM soundtrack that sound like dubstep....that was what, '95???

Trent Reznor

badman

Reznor did Quake, not Doom.

So what we can gather is:

1. Timbaland didn't invent dubstep.

2. Timbaland didn't say he invented dubstep.

3. Timbaland's music had an enormous influence on dubstep.

Bon Jovi invented the mid range formant wobbly sound that is used a lot in dubstep today.
starts at 0:23 seconds in.

setvice wrote:Bon Jovi invented the mid range formant wobbly sound that is used a lot in dubstep today.
starts at 0:23 seconds in.

And THAT is what people don't realize, right there.

When he grabs the mic and spins around and looks into the camera. Literally a piece of shit fell out of my ass that shit was so funny.

RZA used alot of rimshots in dem early Wu beats.....Rza created garage music?