Electric Guitar in Dubstep?

[Lemonlust]

Hey, I'm kinda new here and I'm also new to creating dubstep. I've read a lot of dubstep bible tutorials and watched a lot of videos, Such as Kev Willow's. I'm also a guitarist. I've been playing for about 7 years and I play all different types of music. I was wondering if I'm able to put some guitar in dubstep. Would It still be considered dubstep? What are my boundaries. Am I allowed to put guitar in dubstep?

Is Kev Willow active on these forums?

[Y_H]

there are no rules..

[JFK]

Mate, use whatever you like.

Distance has used guitar in some of his tracks. No one has ever accused him of not being Dubstep.

What style do you play man? Just out of interest?

[Lemonlust]

I play death metal, metal, metalcore, deathcore, Power metal

[marshy]

Even Distances synths sound like they're going through an effect chain of a guitar, with the type of distortion. If you don't actually use a guitar, you can still put your knowledge of effects into a synth.

[JFK]

I play death metal, metal, metalcore, deathcore, Power metal

Awesome Get on it mate! Cant wait to hear it.

[3za]

Even Distances synths sound like they're going through an effect chain of a guitar, with the type of distortion. If you don't actually use a guitar, you can still put your knowledge of effects into a synth.

Distances loves running his synths through Guitar Rig...

I wish more producers, would use more real insruments in their tracks. Most of the time when people use samples of real instruments, even good samples, it still sound dead like a sample (I have done this myself ).

I was going to make a few tracks with a guitarist I know, but we ended up falling out before we even started recording

[gonzodj]

so you want to make electronic death metal like borgore basically.

but with a guitar.

you might as well just make metal with more bass.

[-[2]DAY_-]

Guitar Rig's cabs are some of my favorite effects to use on vocals, horns, synths, a lot of stuff

And as for guitars.... silly question mate (no offense)... Use whatever u want.
Chords strummed or fingerpicked with delays and verbs make beautiful atmosphere.

Or layer some sludgy death metal chug breakdowns with Yoy wobbles (I must admit, months ago I got excited about trying this out, thinking it was a good, original idea... soon convinced myself that it wasn't.)
Post examples in feeeback threads or Dubs ! I'd like to hear your playing and your ideas.

I use guitar and bass guitar while making instrumental dub style tunes

[bRRRz]

That's also something why dubstep is so awesome:
There are so many possibilities!

[legend4ry]

Yes, I use guitar an awful lot...



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[Lemonlust]

What are my limits? How many things can I put in for it to still be considered dubstep?

[decree]

Metal Guitar inspired -------> Soundcloud
used guitar pedal effects as well.

[legend4ry]

Anything you want....

Heres the 2 rules of dubstep.


1)Sub Bass

2)135-145 bpm


Anything you do within those very small restrictions is completely up to you.

I suggest you research the genre a bit more.

[alphacat]

Anything you want....

Heres the 2 rules of dubstep.


1)Sub Bass

2)135-145 bpm


Anything you do within those very small restrictions is completely up to you.

I suggest you research the genre a bit more.

And I personally would argue with rule #2, but that's just my opinion.

Sound is sound is sound is sound. Doesn't matter where it came from.

[MidnightMassDubstep]

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[3za]

Anything you want....

Heres the 2 rules of dubstep.


1)Sub Bass

2)135-145 bpm


Anything you do within those very small restrictions is completely up to you.

I suggest you research the genre a bit more.

And I personally would argue with rule #2, but that's just my opinion.

Sound is sound is sound is sound. Doesn't matter where it came from.

I would say that their is music that fits those rules, and is not dubstep...

[paravrais]

Anything you want....

Heres the 2 rules of dubstep.


1)Sub Bass

2)135-145 bpm


Anything you do within those very small restrictions is completely up to you.

I suggest you research the genre a bit more.

Almost, rule 3, half time drums. Not necessarily for the whole track but the general vibe must be halftime. Otherwise your either making breakbeat, garage or jungle.

[Claridge]

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[samurai]

this is the problem with music genres getting more popular. kids want to make that particular style of cool music so they want to follow a set of rules so their music will be regarded as such. do whatever you want and then label it how you want. fuck humanoids.