and now it makes a lot more sense. thanks

when future prophecies, nosia, and teebee put together a cooperative dubstep album.

for all i know, this is already happening.

Signus wrote:You know dubstep is big when gold statues of Mala, Coki, Loef and Pokes have been errected in cities all over the world

you're forgetting joe nice, dude.
(but at least he's not absent in your sig )

not usually driven to seek out the words used in this or that vocal drop but in this case the somber mood and cinematic feel make me wanna know... what's being said in 'broken home' ? (something)(something) the massive. and then the quieter bit with more reverb is a total washout. clues ?

in that vein... when neverland appears on Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 73.

(p.s. they're up to 22. when tha hell that happon?)

there are classes already set up to learn how to have a proper dubstep seizure?
most impressive.
(i just bounce around pretendin' to have no bones. it works 4 me.)

agreed, the quick glance of some top producers and their overall style (and how they diversify each other) was brief but excellent.

Syncopation isn't just lining up two different sets of 4/4 and spinning them out of time, it doesn't work like that.. you don't have enough power over the tracks when you're DJing to make that sound good. TRY to tell that to any number of techno dj's who have made a whole career out of tweaking mid...

The point of syncopation is that the emphasis of the rhythm lies differently in an existing 4/4 template. oh, you mean for example layering a second percussive element (snare) so it fits 'in between' the upbeat and downbeat, on the half beats, thus accenting a previously unaccented beat? something ...

The highlighted bit in the second quote does not apply to a simple dubstep tune with a normal structure. actually, to me it does or else i wouldn't have bothered with the [ b ] tags. depending on where you end up placing the snare of one tune with respect to another you do in fact end up with exact...

funny when i syncopate i count polyrhythmically usually 6/8 or 3/4 over an existing 4/4 rhythm. why not think of a 2nd tune being mixed over a base the same way? yes, blending two records can in fact be jazz.

since 'music theory' is still being bandied about: syn‧co‧pa‧tion –noun a shifting of the normal accent, usually by stressing the normally unaccented beats. charleston variations Jazz accents typically occur on the "other side" of the metric accents, thus providing both a tug against the m...

a woofer-carried pandemic is on its way and frankly, resistance is futile.

globalbass, circa december '00 ?
if so, i was there. limelight was set to close then he came on and destroyed all who remained as dawn peaked thru the windows. fierce and yet magical experience.

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panacea's been quite busy putting out hardstyle tunes on luna-c's kfa (knight force again) label. yes. are you going to halloween boat party? hory cra'p d00d. i knew joe nice and dave q were reppin' on the boat. i had no fucking clue juju and panacea were on it too. and tyson! he's kinda like my he...

panacea's been quite busy putting out hardstyle tunes on luna-c's kfa (knite force again) label.

no more force inc!!! no!!!!!!

admittedly i've been out of touch w/ them since the codebase 'style encoding' lp.
but still. sad.

p.s. "drops a beat early"
people might not know how to flail their arms and legs for a whole half second!!!
OH GOD THE HORROR!

i'm going to go listen to more hellfish+producer to deprogram some more.

one man's "out of time" is another man's "pleasant syncopation." Until the tune drops a beat early and everything's messed up :) You did ask for people opinions dude. actually no where did i ask, i started this as more of a monologue. but thanks just the same for the comments. (...

mixing off the hi hat encouraging laziness? what the? as for learning music theory i had a full year of it in school, played sax for a year, clarinet for two, and played bass with my band, covers and originals for two summers, and producing since '94 starting with .mod .mtm .xm trackers. i've also b...