Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 11:26 pm
bass4ce do u hav downs
No, but you should probably learn to spell better before you call someone stupid.SCope13 wrote:bass4ce do u hav downs
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Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 12:36 am
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 12:37 am
wots wrong with his spelling?
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 12:39 am
act a badman straight from milwaukee gully gaza usaBassf4ce wrote:No, but you should probably learn to spell better before you call someone stupid.SCope13 wrote:bass4ce do u hav downs
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 12:46 am
I've always thought this.Bassf4ce wrote:Am I the only one who thinks there isn't that much of a difference between brostep and dubstep?
I love both, just two different styles for very different environments. I played a set at a local venue on friday, and I was opening for another DJ who plays sort of dirty dutch/trap/prog house, that whole know (bleh).
At this venue most nights it's the usual currently popular genres of electronic music. My set was an hour and a half, and for the first 45 minutes I played out straight dungeon/deep and just older stuff altogether (kromestar, j:kenzo, coki, joker, etc.) and people were loving it, why? because there is bass, and the same heads who like this modern dubstep can totally appreciate the older stuff as long as it's not on their damn ipod headphones. I transitioned into deep house, then to electro house and then finally the last 20ish minutes I played more modern and midrange dubstep. It all worked out just fine. IMO the two styles are coming together, probably due to skream and bengas presence on the scene still.
And anyone who says modern dubstep has no bass, is just still butthurt over where the genre went and needs to get their head out of their ass (No, I don't count idiotic youtube remixes dubstep in any way, shape or form). Both styles are great, and more and more "bro" producers seem to be putting out deep-ish/all sub bass tunes on their EPs, usually just one, but it's almost like a nod of respect. I like it.
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 1:03 am
you know what, I'm not even feeling a lot of those Sleeper bits, there really isn't much of a difference between a lot of them. checked your sig tune, big one; would love to hear a producer of your vibe do something different!Hircine wrote:Some producers aremaking 140 4x4 dungeon tunes. Sleeper has a few techno tunes. I was thinking about making some 160~165 bpm dnb.JizzMan wrote:if some of these dungeon producers stepped it up a level, brought the tempo a bit lower and started getting a bit more experimental rather than the usual growls, I bet they could come out with some sick techno-ish shizzle
Re: DUSTEP DANCE | Skrillex | Raptor
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:08 am
u r the best i hav seen. i like how it doesnt seem planned just looks real natural u let the music flow thru u. like the music is dancing to u 
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:31 am
Thanks man, glad you liked the tune. District drops some 170 bpm neuro-ish clips in his FB page. Darj has some 170~175 bpm dark ambient bits. NDread's garage tunes are huge.JizzMan wrote:you know what, I'm not even feeling a lot of those Sleeper bits, there really isn't much of a difference between a lot of them. checked your sig tune, big one; would love to hear a producer of your vibe do something different!Hircine wrote:Some producers aremaking 140 4x4 dungeon tunes. Sleeper has a few techno tunes. I was thinking about making some 160~165 bpm dnb.JizzMan wrote:if some of these dungeon producers stepped it up a level, brought the tempo a bit lower and started getting a bit more experimental rather than the usual growls, I bet they could come out with some sick techno-ish shizzle
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:33 am
you should try making dub musicHircine wrote:Thanks man, glad you liked the tune. District drops some 170 bpm neuro-ish clips in his FB page. Darj has some 170~175 bpm dark ambient bits. NDread's garage tunes are huge.JizzMan wrote:you know what, I'm not even feeling a lot of those Sleeper bits, there really isn't much of a difference between a lot of them. checked your sig tune, big one; would love to hear a producer of your vibe do something different!Hircine wrote:Some producers aremaking 140 4x4 dungeon tunes. Sleeper has a few techno tunes. I was thinking about making some 160~165 bpm dnb.JizzMan wrote:if some of these dungeon producers stepped it up a level, brought the tempo a bit lower and started getting a bit more experimental rather than the usual growls, I bet they could come out with some sick techno-ish shizzle
just one more please
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:37 am
drum dub lol
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:08 am
ehbrums1 wrote:you should try making dub musicHircine wrote:Thanks man, glad you liked the tune. District drops some 170 bpm neuro-ish clips in his FB page. Darj has some 170~175 bpm dark ambient bits. NDread's garage tunes are huge.JizzMan wrote:you know what, I'm not even feeling a lot of those Sleeper bits, there really isn't much of a difference between a lot of them. checked your sig tune, big one; would love to hear a producer of your vibe do something different!Hircine wrote:Some producers aremaking 140 4x4 dungeon tunes. Sleeper has a few techno tunes. I was thinking about making some 160~165 bpm dnb.JizzMan wrote:if some of these dungeon producers stepped it up a level, brought the tempo a bit lower and started getting a bit more experimental rather than the usual growls, I bet they could come out with some sick techno-ish shizzle
I've a few reggae and dancehall refixes in the "almost finished tunes" folder. I'm giving away a tune for free along with a mix for a blog this week. Don't let me forget and the next freebie will be a dub / rootsy one.
just one more please
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:19 am
MADE MY FUCKING WEEK
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:21 am
btw i still rinse untitled dub and Babylon Blues 
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:24 am
o shit u got me m8.Bassf4ce wrote:No, but you should probably learn to spell better before you call someone stupid.SCope13 wrote:bass4ce do u hav downs
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:31 am
SCope13 wrote:o shit u got me m8.Bassf4ce wrote:No, but you should probably learn to spell better before you call someone stupid.SCope13 wrote:bass4ce do u hav downs
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:38 am
Reverb rinsing that picture today.
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:45 am
Maccaveli wrote:Reverb rinsing that picture today.
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:52 am
saw that coming.
Re: Brostep III - ßroClub
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 11:58 am
+1 for Hircine doing an old school roller.JizzMan wrote:you know what, I'm not even feeling a lot of those Sleeper bits, there really isn't much of a difference between a lot of them. checked your sig tune, big one; would love to hear a producer of your vibe do something different!Hircine wrote:Some producers aremaking 140 4x4 dungeon tunes. Sleeper has a few techno tunes. I was thinking about making some 160~165 bpm dnb.JizzMan wrote:if some of these dungeon producers stepped it up a level, brought the tempo a bit lower and started getting a bit more experimental rather than the usual growls, I bet they could come out with some sick techno-ish shizzle
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 5:50 am
that haircut is outrageous