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Post by haxx » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:11 am

boyce1 wrote:STOP HATING MIDRANGE CACKKKKK


SIMPLE CITY IS BANGINGG
simple city is an absolute choon :wink:
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Post by futures_untold » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:19 am

haxx wrote:
boyce1 wrote:STOP HATING MIDRANGE CACKKKKK


SIMPLE CITY IS BANGINGG
simple city is an absolute choon :wink:
You both are absolute tools. :P

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Post by paravrais » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:49 am

Who would release a tune without a sub bass???

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Post by serox » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:00 pm

I cannot stand all this mid range crap people are making. It sounds horrible and is not what got me into Dubstep.

Where has it come from? is it DnB producers getting involved?
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.

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Post by legend4ry » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:03 pm

most people are making "mid range cack" anyways all taht "dark dubstep" is the worse culprit..


People need some Cyrus & D1 in their library of influence in dubstep.
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Post by serox » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:08 pm

Legendary wrote:most people are making "mid range cack" anyways all taht "dark dubstep" is the worse culprit..


People need some Cyrus & D1 in their library of influence in dubstep.
Whats with people calling their music 'dark' when it is not at all dark? where have these buffoons come from? I swear there seems to be a massive influx of clueless retards who have no idea about any genre of music.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.

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Post by legend4ry » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:12 pm

Serox wrote:
Legendary wrote:most people are making "mid range cack" anyways all taht "dark dubstep" is the worse culprit..


People need some Cyrus & D1 in their library of influence in dubstep.
Whats with people calling their music 'dark' when it is not at all dark? where have these buffoons come from? I swear there seems to be a massive influx of clueless retards who have no idea about any genre of music.

hahaha innit!!!

a year or two ago.. People would always say to me. "you make quite dark stuff" and I don't process reeses all day long, infact I haven't touched a reese since the first month I produced but these days, my sound is "mellow" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Brisance » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:17 pm

Serox wrote: Whats with people calling their music 'dark' when it is not at all dark?
Probably comes from "dark dnb", which is just really heavy sounding dnb. :lol:

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Post by serox » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:19 pm

Brisance wrote: Probably comes from "dark dnb", which is just really heavy sounding dnb. :lol:
Sounds about right. I use to hear people saying there DnB was dark and when I would listen to it I would think it was a little cheesy really.

All this screaming mid range stuff has to go tbh.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.

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Post by deadly_habit » Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:55 pm

Serox wrote:I cannot stand all this mid range crap people are making. It sounds horrible and is not what got me into Dubstep.

Where has it come from? is it DnB producers getting involved?
no that would be all the reesey stuff being passed off as "dark"

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Post by haxx » Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:32 pm

futures_untold wrote:
haxx wrote:
boyce1 wrote:STOP HATING MIDRANGE CACKKKKK


SIMPLE CITY IS BANGINGG
simple city is an absolute choon :wink:
You both are absolute tools. :P
now now bernard lets not get physical
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Post by apathesis » Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:35 pm

Hugh wrote:there can still be an equal amount of sub in a tune with mid range as a tune without, so i dont get your point
Not actually true!

Headroom hates mid-range bass.

Subs are fat bastards you have to give them lots of room!

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Post by deadly_habit » Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:44 pm

Apathesis wrote:
Hugh wrote:there can still be an equal amount of sub in a tune with mid range as a tune without, so i dont get your point
Not actually true!

Headroom hates mid-range bass.

Subs are fat bastards you have to give them lots of room!
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Post by wirez » Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:42 pm

Apathesis wrote:
Hugh wrote:there can still be an equal amount of sub in a tune with mid range as a tune without, so i dont get your point
Not actually true!

Headroom hates mid-range bass.

Subs are fat bastards you have to give them lots of room!
Surely 100 Hz would be enough room for the fat stnuc... If not give them a bit of a diet and sit them a wee bit lower I spose...

For eg... Sub, High Cut at 60Hz the Mid Low Cut at 160hz?
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Post by apathesis » Thu Apr 30, 2009 4:47 pm

WiREZ wrote:
Apathesis wrote:
Hugh wrote:there can still be an equal amount of sub in a tune with mid range as a tune without, so i dont get your point
Not actually true!

Headroom hates mid-range bass.

Subs are fat bastards you have to give them lots of room!
Surely 100 Hz would be enough room for the fat stnuc... If not give them a bit of a diet and sit them a wee bit lower I spose...

For eg... Sub, High Cut at 60Hz the Mid Low Cut at 160hz?
True but you're still eating headroom :?

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Post by deadly_habit » Thu Apr 30, 2009 4:49 pm

i think some people here need a lesson in what frequency range is sub and what is mid

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Post by wirez » Thu Apr 30, 2009 4:53 pm

Deadly Habit wrote:i think some people here need a lesson in what frequency range is sub and what is mid
From my knowledge Sub is below 60Hz and Mid 80-500?
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Post by legend4ry » Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:01 pm

WiREZ wrote:
Deadly Habit wrote:i think some people here need a lesson in what frequency range is sub and what is mid
From my knowledge Sub is below 60Hz and Mid 80-500?
Last time I checked, up untill about 90-100 - its still sub bass ...

The question what I often ask myself is why so many people put SO much time into sub bass when its not even got 200hz worth of range! And theres like another 19.9khz to cover (if you're cutting at 20khz)
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Post by wirez » Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:04 pm

Legendary wrote:
WiREZ wrote:
Deadly Habit wrote:i think some people here need a lesson in what frequency range is sub and what is mid
From my knowledge Sub is below 60Hz and Mid 80-500?
Last time I checked, up untill about 90-100 - its still sub bass ...

The question what I often ask myself is why so many people put SO much time into sub bass when its not even got 200hz worth of range! And theres like another 19.9khz to cover (if you're cutting at 20khz)
:lol:
Haha until lately I didn't even use sub bass :oops:
Well I did, I just made a very deep oscillator on my wobbles...

But I've learnt from those mistakes now!
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Post by apathesis » Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:24 pm

Legendary wrote:
WiREZ wrote:
Deadly Habit wrote:i think some people here need a lesson in what frequency range is sub and what is mid
From my knowledge Sub is below 60Hz and Mid 80-500?
Last time I checked, up untill about 90-100 - its still sub bass ...

The question what I often ask myself is why so many people put SO much time into sub bass when its not even got 200hz worth of range! And theres like another 19.9khz to cover (if you're cutting at 20khz)
:lol:
Because good sub is well important in dubstep!

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