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he does a pretty good take on this..

marshy wrote:
Fucking lovely! I'd be careful in taking it too metal though, minus the two instances of 'dubstep bass' it's almost a metal breakdown. Got serious potential though!

the idea was to take metal, and give it more production quality, aka add subass, perhaps tackled from the other direction it would be a dubstep tune with guitar chugs on it

xthewiddler wrote:

marshy wrote:
Fucking lovely! I'd be careful in taking it too metal though, minus the two instances of 'dubstep bass' it's almost a metal breakdown. Got serious potential though!

the idea was to take metal, and give it more production quality, aka add subass, perhaps tackled from the other direction it would be a dubstep tune with guitar chugs on it

both sound fun!
i tried to make guitar dubsteppy mid range sounding basses in this one
(REALLY ROUGH CUT)
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My vision of making metal-eque dubstep was to feature absolutely NO guitars in the productions, but make similar super-eerie "melodies" ala Morbid Angel/Monstrosity with sub bass & LFO/stepsequenced cutoff saws n' sines, & mix quiet, suble blastbeats in with a louder 4/4 140ish bpm beat with the snare on 3. To me, with both dubstep & metal, the artists that tried to create a dark, eerie & otherworldly vibe always took my listening over stuff with the focus on being heavy or complex. Not that heaviness or complexity are bad things, either.

So what would this genre be call when mixed??
with the screaming and dubstep mixed
maybe DeathStep?
im in a band and we are a deathcore band bringing a dubstep guy
so i wanted to know what genre we would be playin
We are called Wrong End Of The Barrel