I hope I can get a name for this style

Today · Post by **Today** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:12 pm

hutyluty wrote:You seem pretty switcched on OP, well compared to most brosteppers we get here.
So, my question is WHY do you like this kind of music? What exactly is it about screechy noises and halftime drums you find so fascinating?

OP already explained that he hasn't got a sub.

Today · Post by **Today** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:15 pm

the title of this thread cracks me up though

idontreallygiveashit · Post by **idontreallygiveashit** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:20 pm

ehbrums1 wrote:
_cheef_ wrote:this is a great form starting point

http://www.amazon.com/Thats-What-I-Call ... B006LXX3KY
When did Atlas Cesar start lurking amazon
It is perfect compilation of the double step. I listened to whole once song and decided to myself that yes this is the doubstep cd that I will listen to. I see that one stars of reviews and think to myself "maybe double step people like to do listen to music only to say other people bad music listener"

If you fan of double step electric music you buy cd have good time at parties and in regular life.

Ahahahahahaahahaha,i love him so much! By the way, on the topic of that album, MY GOD, i want to hear the samples for good times.

Today · Post by **Today** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:22 pm

"dubstep" is my favorite artist

rezora · Post by **rezora** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:15 pm

youtube or google the following:

anything by Rutten Recordings label camp
downlink
excision
datsik
skrillex
borgore
bar 9

filthy / dirty / heavy + dubstep / drumstep

going quantum youtube channel has some mixes also.

dickman69 · Post by **dickman69** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:29 pm

ehbrums1 wrote: When did Atlas Cesar start lurking amazon
It is perfect compilation of the double step. I listened to whole once song and decided to myself that yes this is the doubstep cd that I will listen to. I see that one stars of reviews and think to myself "maybe double step people like to do listen to music only to say other people bad music listener"

If you fan of double step electric music you buy cd have good time at parties and in regular life.

fucking lol

MMZephyr · Post by **MMZephyr** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 9:26 pm

BlueyTeamTom wrote:yeah mate, head on over too the UKFmusic Forum, they tend too be more about the sound your after, as they are in charge of the YouTube Channel, not my taste in music, but that by no means hits me with a "omg tell him, he's different"

hopefully you can find some people too talk about it with there, good luck.

and i actually think you got a few serious responses because you asked the question, formatted it, and really explained it and showed understand that it mightn't be the original sound, if only everyone into that sound knew it ^_^

I'm one of those people that figure: if I want to get real help on a forum I should at least sound like I deserve it.

hutyluty wrote:You seem pretty switcched on OP, well compared to most brosteppers we get here.
So, my question is WHY do you like this kind of music? What exactly is it about screechy noises and halftime drums you find so fascinating?

I understand most brosteppers are fucking retards. Thankfully I still have some brain left in my head and I don't copy/paste youtube jokes... Don't get me started on that rant.

Anyway, it gives me a sense of intensity. I like brostep for getting adrenaline rushes, or just passing time. So for me when I hear a higher-pitched tone mixed in with the drop, it feels more intense. That's really all I can say about it.

I do know that a subwoofer would make original dubstep better, but I'm not going to get real speakers any time soon. Even if I did get a decent set of speakers, I probably wouldn't enjoy original dubstep. I'm not in to the "meditation", I'm in to the intensity. < I don't take drugs ^_^

rezora wrote:youtube or google the following:

anything by Rutten Recordings label camp
downlink
excision
datsik
skrillex
borgore
bar 9

filthy / dirty / heavy + dubstep / drumstep

going quantum youtube channel has some mixes also.

Do you think I'm blind? Only an idiot would not know of the mainstream brostep artists. I could probably give you a list of 100+ artists if I dug in my files deep enough.

wormcode · Post by **wormcode** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:12 pm

undaground filfth wait for da dropz

:bins:

Marzz · Post by **Marzz** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 11:23 pm

wormcode wrote:undaground filfth wait for da dropz

xbubbax · Post by **xbubbax** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 5:25 pm

dude.....fucking look up the label the artist is on....and go from there.

xbubbax · Post by **xbubbax** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 5:26 pm

xbubbax wrote:dude.....fucking look up the label the artist is on....and go from there.

example: DIM MAK records have datsik and infrected mushroom releases......most likely stuff your looking for.

MMZephyr · Post by **MMZephyr** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 8:28 pm

xbubbax wrote:
xbubbax wrote:dude.....fucking look up the label the artist is on....and go from there.
example: DIM MAK records have datsik and infrected mushroom releases......most likely stuff your looking for.

Infected mushroom :O

They make me do a happy dance

1point5 · Post by **1point5** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 9:23 pm

fractal wrote:http://www.ukfmusic.com/

site/forum dedicated to this single style of dubstep

You may be surprised, a fair few UKF forum members are into 'proper' dubstep as well... actually the forum doesn't have an awful lot to do with the youtube channel uploads which is a bit strange

Harkat · Post by **Harkat** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:46 pm

Oh, so you're the guy that's so into all these screamy noises. Well, there's plenty out there for ya!

Documene One do some great screamy stuff. Check out Document One - Tears and Document One - Ace In The Pack for instance.

Dodge & Fuski do this kind of jump-uppy squibbly sounds a lot too. Check out Dodge & Fuski - Round One, Dodge & Fuski - What Do You Know and Skism - Rave Review (Dodge & Fuski remix) for starters.

EDIT: Oh, and Dodge & Fuski - Guettastep is EXACTLY what you're looking for now that I think about it.

Marzz · Post by **Marzz** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:57 pm

Harkat wrote:Oh, so you're the guy that's so into all these screamy noises. Well, there's plenty out there for ya!

Documene One do some great screamy stuff. Check out Document One - Tears and Document One - Ace In The Pack for instance.

Dodge & Fuski do this kind of jump-uppy squibbly sounds a lot too. Check out Dodge & Fuski - Round One, Dodge & Fuski - What Do You Know and Skism - Rave Review (Dodge & Fuski remix) for starters.

EDIT: Oh, and Dodge & Fuski - Guettastep is EXACTLY what you're looking for now that I think about it.

They have tutorial on how they did it.

Clean · Post by **Clean** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:59 pm

garethom wrote:
MMZephyr wrote:
KRISPY KREEEEMEEEEEE
Probably the best thing ever said in general. I'm in tears.

me too

Kochari · Post by **Kochari** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 11:30 pm

Harkat wrote: Documene One do some great screamy stuff.

Misread that as Studio One for some reason....Genuine "wtf"

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