To be fair, I just bought Severant by Kuedo and listening to it right now... i'm sort of thinking the same thing. Obviously not me, but anyone with a basic understanding of music theory and synthesis should be able to pull it off technically.pure wrote:Its funny how easy it is to actually make that music lol...... Yet they think its special.
Brostep - Part Deux!
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No matter what they've done otherwise I forgive 16 Bit because they made this gem.
On another note...god I love Joanna Newsom
On another note...god I love Joanna Newsom

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Comedy reggae followed by sub-par Circus/Dub Police "drops".ehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
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Maybe anyone can do it.idontreallygiveashit wrote:To be fair, I just bought Severant by Kuedo and listening to it right now... i'm sort of thinking the same thing. Obviously not me, but anyone with a basic understanding of music theory and synthesis should be able to pull it off technically.pure wrote:Its funny how easy it is to actually make that music lol...... Yet they think its special.
Important point is that they didn't.
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garethom wrote:Comedy reggae followed by sub-par Circus/Dub Police "drops".ehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
I think a fair amount of the dub police stuff is decent
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Ah, you've misunderstood (can see why tbh). I like some of the dub police stuff, but this sounds like a shit attempt to replicate some of the more mediocre releases.Sonika wrote:garethom wrote:Comedy reggae followed by sub-par Circus/Dub Police "drops".ehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
I think a fair amount of the dub police stuff is decent
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garethom wrote:Ah, you've misunderstood (can see why tbh). I like some of the dub police stuff, but this sounds like a shit attempt to replicate some of the more mediocre releases.Sonika wrote:garethom wrote:Comedy reggae followed by sub-par Circus/Dub Police "drops".ehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
I think a fair amount of the dub police stuff is decent
Ah yes

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I like itehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
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>implying we collectively form a singular opinion on anythingehbrums1 wrote:what do we think? didn't think it was too bad until the drop with that horrific screech
i thought it was a pile of shit. it sounds like what it is, jr. gong on a typical skrillex, and skrillex trying to sound a little extra jamaican on a typical skrillex rave face melter. The drums are inorganic and shit, and the screeches were obligatory rave fodder. Effectively destroying any hint of an element of an authentic dub sound
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>using greentext outside of 4chan
>2012
ISHYGDDT
oh and that skrillex track is a pile of shit, mixing dubstep with reggae? wow so innovative, i wonder why its called DUBstep.
>2012
ISHYGDDT
oh and that skrillex track is a pile of shit, mixing dubstep with reggae? wow so innovative, i wonder why its called DUBstep.

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>makes a cultural reference
>don't actually care what real 4chan residents think of it
>tune was shit tho yeah
>don't actually care what real 4chan residents think of it
>tune was shit tho yeah
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Because everyone has called the tune innovative... Not. If a guy makes a 4x4 house tune, you gonna rip him apart because it's not innovative to make the basic drum pattern K-HH-K/S-HH?Dub_freak wrote:>using greentext outside of 4chan
>2012
ISHYGDDT
oh and that skrillex track is a pile of shit, mixing dubstep with reggae? wow so innovative, i wonder why its called DUBstep.
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No, its just that the skrillex fans are like OMG DUPSTEP AND REGGAE ?!
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Yeah exactly, and it's obvious it was done on purpose (i assume by listening to Jamie Vex'd's other stuff which is flawless) but releases that aren't technically sound, intentionally or not, should have heart and emotion. Severant has that.garethom wrote:Maybe anyone can do it.idontreallygiveashit wrote:To be fair, I just bought Severant by Kuedo and listening to it right now... i'm sort of thinking the same thing. Obviously not me, but anyone with a basic understanding of music theory and synthesis should be able to pull it off technically.pure wrote:Its funny how easy it is to actually make that music lol...... Yet they think its special.
Important point is that they didn't.
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i like thisleyenda303 wrote:No matter what they've done otherwise I forgive 16 Bit because they made this gem.
On another note...god I love Joanna Newsom
waiting for it to go all horrible but it hasnt yet....
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^^YES!
Some of their tear-out is good too though.
They make some tunes that I don't prefer, but I think they're fucking all-stars. Creative, tight productions, versatile, and they have a sense of humor (chainsaw calligraphy is jokes).
Some of their tear-out is good too though.
They make some tunes that I don't prefer, but I think they're fucking all-stars. Creative, tight productions, versatile, and they have a sense of humor (chainsaw calligraphy is jokes).
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I hope you're not implying the pre-Kuedo tunes didn't have thatidontreallygiveashit wrote:Yeah exactly, and it's obvious it was done on purpose (i assume by listening to Jamie Vex'd's other stuff which is flawless) but releases that aren't technically sound, intentionally or not, should have heart and emotion. Severant has that.garethom wrote:Maybe anyone can do it.idontreallygiveashit wrote:To be fair, I just bought Severant by Kuedo and listening to it right now... i'm sort of thinking the same thing. Obviously not me, but anyone with a basic understanding of music theory and synthesis should be able to pull it off technically.pure wrote:Its funny how easy it is to actually make that music lol...... Yet they think its special.
Important point is that they didn't.


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So not only are Skrillex's productions (who were in fact, literally thrown together out of presets/pieces created by Noisia and possibly Excision, not that it matters, all three of them suck at any possible rate to these ears) considered top notch and ground breaking, one of the (self-declared) biggest and most 'insightful' music magazines, SPIN has decided, out of the fucking blue, to name him the 100th best Guitar player of all time, on an already bizarre list, this was the frosting on the cake.
http://www.spin.com/articles/spins-100- ... s-all-time
And yes, I've managed to type this whilst maintaining a straight face for I already knew the world is full of utter madness and waste. Put man in bin.
http://www.spin.com/articles/spins-100- ... s-all-time
And yes, I've managed to type this whilst maintaining a straight face for I already knew the world is full of utter madness and waste. Put man in bin.
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