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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by FSTZ » Thu Jul 01, 2010 3:33 pm

victoryaloy wrote:what the hell is up with all the flaming on this forum??

anyway.. I don't know post-dubstep but I'm curious.. any links?
eh...

not really flaming him..

but some of us just don't like the name "post-dubstep"

it implies that dubstep is dead and it's truly not

it's changed into new sounds, but that is what things do.. they evolve

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Hurtdeer » Thu Jul 01, 2010 3:36 pm

FSTZ wrote:
victoryaloy wrote:what the hell is up with all the flaming on this forum??

anyway.. I don't know post-dubstep but I'm curious.. any links?
eh...

not really flaming him..

but some of us just don't like the name "post-dubstep"

it implies that dubstep is dead and it's truly not

it's changed into new sounds, but that is what things do.. they evolve
don't worry, post-rock got boring long before rock did :)

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Ongelegen » Thu Jul 01, 2010 3:38 pm

lol there's like a new sub-genre name every day :|

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by antics » Thu Jul 01, 2010 3:57 pm

Are we not talking about future garage? Most of these guys fit into that sort of a direction, the fun of it is that there isn't one way to make it at the moment, so im gonna go with the other guys and say start trying.

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by wirez » Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:18 pm

antics wrote:Are we not talking about future garage? Most of these guys fit into that sort of a direction, the fun of it is that there isn't one way to make it at the moment, so im gonna go with the other guys and say start trying.
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by narcissus » Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:48 pm

post-dubstep could be anything.
the fact is that dubstep is post something. it's post dub.. or post house.. post drum and bass..
however you look at it..
as it is right now, dubstep is the newest big thing. if you're asking for help producing what's going to be the next big thing, then DSF won't help.. consult a seer. :P

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by arktrix45hz » Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:49 pm

J-One on here does stuff that'd fall under that banner. Pretty fucking amazing too tbh!
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by tripwire22 » Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:55 pm

dubsteban wrote:
isnt this fucking 2 step or am i missing the point

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by ENZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:01 pm

victoryaloy wrote:what the hell is up with all the flaming on this forum??

anyway.. I don't know post-dubstep but I'm curious.. any links?
:o :) :lol: :lol: :twisted:

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Sharmaji » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:07 pm

IMO, falty, joy orbison etc all sound really really different. which is great.

which is also one of the things that ties dubstep together, across its disparate ends.

post-dubstep is slightly less weak than "joystep" (which was awesome for the bit of time it existed, based on the flame thread alone), but really... why the "post-"?

if you really want to make future-leaning music, I honestly think it's a matter of practicing a bunch, fucking up a bunch, writing alot of crap, and then finally gleaming the edge of what it is that you want to do. Get thru all the derivative junk and find what it is that makes your sound YOURS. joy orbison nailed the microvox, pads, and sidechaining on hyph mngo-- no reason to follow that. Falty's new "mean streets" bit is tremendous, afrobeat-laden goodness (check the last subswara podcast for it). etc, etc, etc.

the only advice i can give is find your sound, and work to differentiate it from anything else.

which is exactly the advice i'd give to someone working on non-post-dubstep ;). the world needs another mediocre, kick/snare/lfo riddim like i need to spend the day sitting on staples.

unless, of cousre, someone puts it all together in a fresh way and makes it awesome. which brings us back to the top....
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by DZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:07 pm

wirez wrote:
antics wrote:Are we not talking about future garage? Most of these guys fit into that sort of a direction, the fun of it is that there isn't one way to make it at the moment, so im gonna go with the other guys and say start trying.
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Sharmaji » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:08 pm

DZA wrote:
Future garage











shit is killer:













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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by DZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:12 pm

Looks shit :6:

post-dubstep = Dark garage
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Sharmaji » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:15 pm

DZA wrote:Looks shit :6:

post-dubstep = Dark garage
which, of course, came before dubstep.

thus meaning that post-dubstep is essentially the integer of pre-dubstep.

also represented as [dubstep(post + pre)] = dubstep
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by DZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:19 pm

Errr yeah :o
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by ENZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:20 pm

Sharmaji wrote:
DZA wrote:Looks shit :6:

post-dubstep = Dark garage
which, of course, came before dubstep.

thus meaning that post-dubstep is essentially the integer of pre-dubstep.

also represented as [dubstep(post + pre)] = dubstep
My mind is forever entangled in this paradox :cry:

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by antics » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:22 pm

DZA wrote:
wirez wrote:
antics wrote:Are we not talking about future garage? Most of these guys fit into that sort of a direction, the fun of it is that there isn't one way to make it at the moment, so im gonna go with the other guys and say start trying.
@ Dza :twisted:
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Future garage is such a stupid name

Its just a name, how else are we gonna talk about it? That music that sounds like garage but with more ambience, and some dubstepness to it...

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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by DZA » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:27 pm

antics wrote:
DZA wrote:
wirez wrote:
antics wrote:Are we not talking about future garage? Most of these guys fit into that sort of a direction, the fun of it is that there isn't one way to make it at the moment, so im gonna go with the other guys and say start trying.
@ Dza :twisted:
:roll:

Future garage is such a stupid name

Its just a name, how else are we gonna talk about it? That music that sounds like garage but with more ambience, and some dubstepness to it...
By calling it garage...
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by Pedro Sánchez » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:36 pm

DZA wrote:Looks shit :6:

post-dubstep = Dark garage
This I call everything post El-B and Horse Power dark garage or just bass music if I have to.
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Re: post-dubstep production

Post by mojomusic » Thu Jul 01, 2010 6:15 pm

post-dubstep is three-step now?
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