14 year-old American loves Pinch, 2562, the like...

[DJDM]

i swear i've seen this exact post at least 2 or 3 times before.
"hi, i'm 14-15-16 and i know that's not an age to have musical taste, but i listen to dubstep and i'm american."
post usually includes something about starting out listening to skrillex and not being proud of it.
obvious troll is obvious.

Sir, I believe it is you who is the troll.

Seriously, I'm not trolling

To everyone else, thanks for tolerating my naivety. I actually do have a subwoofer, but mp3s just don't cut it for me, which is why I was interested in vinyl/turntables.

[acebentley]

If you can't afford turntables, still buy vinyl. Chemical.co.uk / surus.co.uk / boomkat.com are great places to start. If you can't buy vinyl regularly buy digitally at the very least. Digital tunes, junodownload are great places to source - and buy .wav or flac files. MP3s are compressed and just don't sound the same, IMO. I'd say hold off on the production til you can afford the gear and gained some musical knowledge. Best of luck!

[MCRD+]

So I was recently introduced to dubstep a few months ago, started off listening to Skrillex and whatnot... I'm not proud of it. But being me, I dug deeper into the genre, discovered this forum, along with a whole other side of dubstep I'd never heard before... and I loved it. I moved on from Flux and Skrillex and bought albums by Distance, Burial, Pinch, 2562, etc. Being 14, I don't really have the best equipment for listening, as I'm using an iPod Touch and $10 Skullcandy earbuds. I really want to explore the genre, and maybe even try producing, but I don't really have the money to do that to the extent that I'd like. Anyway, I just wanted to introduce myself, and also ask: What sort of equipment/software should I buy to fully appreciate the genre and even start producing a little? Thanks a lot!

Dont even bother telling your mates at school you like dubstep because then they will start asking about stuff like skrillex and dr p

[particle-jim]

So I was recently introduced to dubstep a few months ago, started off listening to Skrillex and whatnot... I'm not proud of it. But being me, I dug deeper into the genre, discovered this forum, along with a whole other side of dubstep I'd never heard before... and I loved it. I moved on from Flux and Skrillex and bought albums by Distance, Burial, Pinch, 2562, etc. Being 14, I don't really have the best equipment for listening, as I'm using an iPod Touch and $10 Skullcandy earbuds. I really want to explore the genre, and maybe even try producing, but I don't really have the money to do that to the extent that I'd like. Anyway, I just wanted to introduce myself, and also ask: What sort of equipment/software should I buy to fully appreciate the genre and even start producing a little? Thanks a lot!

Dont even bother telling your mates at school you like dubstep because then they will start asking about stuff like skrillex and dr p

and then when you start trying to talk about good dubstep they will take offense to it and accuse you of being an elitist tnuc and say that what you listen to is boring because its not soooo filthy bro

[Devry_Kaneda]

Hey guys!

Fuck this thread.

[MCRD+]

So I was recently introduced to dubstep a few months ago, started off listening to Skrillex and whatnot... I'm not proud of it. But being me, I dug deeper into the genre, discovered this forum, along with a whole other side of dubstep I'd never heard before... and I loved it. I moved on from Flux and Skrillex and bought albums by Distance, Burial, Pinch, 2562, etc. Being 14, I don't really have the best equipment for listening, as I'm using an iPod Touch and $10 Skullcandy earbuds. I really want to explore the genre, and maybe even try producing, but I don't really have the money to do that to the extent that I'd like. Anyway, I just wanted to introduce myself, and also ask: What sort of equipment/software should I buy to fully appreciate the genre and even start producing a little? Thanks a lot!

Dont even bother telling your mates at school you like dubstep because then they will start asking about stuff like skrillex and dr p

and then when you start trying to talk about good dubstep they will take offense to it and accuse you of being an elitist tnuc and say that what you listen to is boring because its not soooo filthy bro

Story of my life

[wobbles]

life is so hrd sometimes

[antipode]

#firstworldproblems

[phrex]

Hey guys!

Fuck this thread.

best post so far!

[Maccaveli]

Hey guys!

Fuck this thread.

[Sonika]

I didn't know DJDM was my age

[Electric_Head]

And now you feel bad about yourself?

[Sonika]

Definitely, I feel like I have competition as the young annoying kid on the forum

[Electric_Head]

Not going to happen!!!

You're growing on me.
Like a wart that you give a name to.
I have one I call Daddy Warbucks.

[joeki]

DJDM has recently moved on to the next cool thing : MOOMBBAHTHJON .

[Sonika]

Not going to happen!!!

You're growing on me.
Like a wart that you give a name to.
I have one I call Daddy Warbucks.

that's fucked up

[Electric_Head]

Do you know who Daddy Warbucks is?

[Sonika]

isn't he from Annie?

[DJDM]

what the fuck happened

[Sonika]

I came across this thread by accident and bumped it