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Maccaveli wrote:

garethom wrote:

Maccaveli wrote:I don't know why people choose Qawwali as the essential dubstep tune... It's hardly an archetypal track,

140, spacey, bass-y.

I'd argue it's one of the most archetypal tracks.

Each to their own, but I'd argue that it shouldn't be held up as a perfect example of dubstep because the drums aren't typical enough.....

to me, this is the reason why it is a perfect example of dubstep. people keep thinking dubstep needs those typical drums, but that makes it boring as shit, imo. to me, dubstep was the perfect answer to dance music who had gotten so formulaic and so "typical"... 90% of dnb has the exact same drum pattern, so bland and dismal. i think people like to pick this tune as an example to remind all the cookie cutter producers out there that dubstep used to be different, not just from everything else, but from itself (if that makes any sense, lol)

ehbrums1 wrote:

Geey wrote:Check out a guy called digital mystikz, he makes some bad boy beats.

how did it take 3 pages for an alpaca to pop up?

ehbrums1 wrote:

Geey wrote:Check out a guy called digital mystikz, he makes some bad boy beats.

This is the new Brostep thread.

Shadrach wrote:This is the new Brostep thread.

Brostep is dead. TBH I think Brostep producers should up the tempo and call it Brosprint.

wut

wut indeed, it's called quickstep, get 2 know

its ember breaks foo

maybe, but it depends which element tbh, most sub elements of srebme are derivative of quickstep

fractal wrote:

Maccaveli wrote:

garethom wrote:

Maccaveli wrote:I don't know why people choose Qawwali as the essential dubstep tune... It's hardly an archetypal track,

140, spacey, bass-y.

I'd argue it's one of the most archetypal tracks.

Each to their own, but I'd argue that it shouldn't be held up as a perfect example of dubstep because the drums aren't typical enough.....

to me, this is the reason why it is a perfect example of dubstep. people keep thinking dubstep needs those typical drums, but that makes it boring as shit, imo. to me, dubstep was the perfect answer to dance music who had gotten so formulaic and so "typical"... 90% of dnb has the exact same drum pattern, so bland and dismal. i think people like to pick this tune as an example to remind all the cookie cutter producers out there that dubstep used to be different, not just from everything else, but from itself (if that makes any sense, lol)

Fractal, reading my mind ever since I got here
Probably why I love jungle so much (altho I do like lots of dnb)

idontreallygiveashit wrote:maybe, but it depends which element tbh, most sub elements of srebme are derivative of STICKstep

fickled

These steps:
1. forget skrillex, excision, etc.
2. listen to benga, skream, distance, digital mistykz, d1...
3. enjoy them and forget brostep.

idontreallygiveashit wrote:maybe, but it depends which element tbh, most sub elements of srebme are derivative of quickstep

This quickstep sounds cool, u got any youtube vids m8?

DOLGAP wrote:These steps:
1. forget skrillex, excision, etc.
2. listen to benga, skream, distance, digital mistykz, d1...
3. enjoy them and forget brostep.

1) Listen to dubstep
2) Did you enjoy it? Enough to want some more?
3) Congratulations, you are now into dubstep.

too much time was spent on this thread

koncide wrote:

idontreallygiveashit wrote:maybe, but it depends which element tbh, most sub elements of srebme are derivative of quickstep

This quickstep sounds cool, u got any youtube vids m8?

you're damn right quickstep sounds cool. probably my favorite sub-genre of dubstep atm

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have you guys heard drumdub? its taking over

Reverb wrote:have you guys heard drumdub? its taking over

these music is the sound of OUR generation and DAMN it feels good to be part of the revolution in dance music!!

Reverb wrote:have you guys heard drumdub? its taking over

Pretty sure Chris Evans' is getting it onto the Radio 2 breakfast show soon, big tings.