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Nevalo wrote:dungeons sounds getting pretty samey these days tbh...

I think most styles are now over saturated :/

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Nevalo wrote:

Mysteriis wrote: I think the ridiculous term BROSTEP should be dropped altogether.

i think brostep has enough drops.... dont need anymore

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I find it fairly useful having the term brostep... i use it all the time as a description not an insult

hdechter wrote:

_cheef_ wrote:I have no doubts in my mind that this classy young lady attends dubstep raves.

LOL wtf, cant wait til that twat is in her early / mid 40s and decides to take her kids to the beach.

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My first gig was a warm up set @ a dubstep night a few years back... to encourage my friends to rock up I said anyone who rocked up with a fake beard got in for free. I had like 15 people in fake beards walking around... :lol: :lol: are you for real? hahahah yes. i am definitely for real... i got t...

My first gig was a warm up set @ a dubstep night a few years back... to encourage my friends to rock up I said anyone who rocked up with a fake beard got in for free. I had like 15 people in fake beards walking around...

http://www.brostepforum.com actually exists.

nothing like a good ear rape!

something needs to be done. there is a lot of amazing "brostep" but there is a lot more SHIT out there than good stuff... if there was a sub forum for people to share what they consider to be big tunes... it may help people find the good stuff? i dunno.

hmmm ... then i guess it would be by what song it is not the artist themselves? like... if someone is about to share a track... they should think which section it would fit... its pretty easy to tell if something is "commercial" or not. i love all dubstep but i still find it easy to pick a...

Well... anyone would soon work out that Modestep tracks would be posted into the Commercial section. because well... if they posted it into the other section they would be eaten alive.

"Commercial" dubstep sub forum? How about that?

Reamz wrote:

howzer wrote:practice DJing? I'll never stop.

You play tetris.... please do!

you must be a pac man fan...

wub wrote:Oh I see.


In that case I think DJing with a click track is the equivalent of having training wheels when you're mixing.

yep, again... i never said it was a great thing to do... i merely stated id tried it out and wanted others thoughts on the idea...

wub wrote:

wub wrote:You need to practice more.

practice DJing? I'll never stop.

I don't see why a click track would help though. It seems as though it would get off beat pretty easily if there was any kind of drift or anything. Maybe if you started it like 4 bars before you started the part you want to bring in it would stay but.... yeah that just seems like it's introducing u...

i used to play strings as a child, you follow the conductor // the percussion section... But not a dedicated click track by itself...unless the perc section is playing a constant beat the whole time? its a completely different context... if you are playing along to something that has a very rigid t...

i used to play percussion in a massive orchestra Would you have had to use a click track if you'd played strings? i have come across occasions where the conductor has had to use a click track in his ear while conducting... and i used to play strings as a child, you follow the conductor // the percu...

can't you just cue it to the first beat i mean... first measure with drums in? nah, "tetris" has no mixing period and i only had 2 cdj's set up... so i couldnt have cue'd it up that early as it still had previous track loaded in and wub... of course i need to practice more... im always pr...

yes but without a beat it is difficult to count beats with 100% accuracy