Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:15 pm
add some digital from 99/00 as well.elibomyekip wrote:Like... This is from 1997
This is from 2010
To me, and non-idiots, it's the same thing. It's not new.
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Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:17 pm
ive read the whole thread and this is by far the best post
also i would definitely like to buy some 2004 hotflush - which ones u got?
Horia wrote:I wouldn't call it drumstep, but it's some kind of music, doesn''t matter really, it's great:
also i would definitely like to buy some 2004 hotflush - which ones u got?
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:02 pm
yes do it!!!deadly habit wrote:next time i chat with heist on aim i'll ask him his take on it and post the convo here if it's cool with him
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:21 pm
this is a new genre, this is liquid drumstep. it is one of the best genres i think, and you have pulled it off very good, well by the looks of things you are the creator. the percussion and drums are really layered, it is a really nice kit sound.
very good production
very good production
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:23 pm
and Dabbler says "whatever you want to call it".wooda916 wrote:what a stupid name for a non-genre.
Its just drum and bass except half step. its nothing new its been around for ages and it doesn't need defining and setting aside as a separate thing.
Heres a mix by a guy called Dabbler posted on here in 2008 thats all 170 half step beats.
http://www.dubstepforum.com/topic59117.html
I have listened to the mix and an interesting & nice selection it is for sure, but dare I say it, because of where the snare falls, only a couple of the tunes fall into what we have described as drumstep. As I said, I personally use the term Drumstep as a descriptive term, and it does not describe this mix in my opinion.
Like it or not, what do you call Crissy Criss's "Kick Snare" release? 1 track is Dubstep, 1 track is Drumstep. There is no other way to put it! http://www.juno.co.uk/products/Kick-Sna ... 395745-01/
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:47 pm
prisoner wrote:liquid has rhodes pianos.fractal wrote:chico_red wrote:fractal wrote:
Here's a fair question: what makes a tune "liquid"? Does that make the other styles "solid"?
DUH.
Lol, exactly
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:50 am
so a whole subgenre is based on where the producer decides 2 put his snare?chico_red wrote: I have listened to the mix and an interesting & nice selection it is for sure, but dare I say it, because of where the snare falls, only a couple of the tunes fall into what we have described as drumstep.
get a clue mate
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:03 am
tacospheros wrote:
its fucking jungle people. you're allowed to like jungle, you dont have to call it something else
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:16 am
is that get a clue with a brummy accent? where the snare is is what defined dubstep when it 1st morphed from garage! mate!krytikal wrote:so a whole subgenre is based on where the producer decides 2 put his snare?chico_red wrote: I have listened to the mix and an interesting & nice selection it is for sure, but dare I say it, because of where the snare falls, only a couple of the tunes fall into what we have described as drumstep.
get a clue mate
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:18 am
but jungle is just a speeded up sub genre of hiphop and ragga... you can't call it jungle!tacospheros wrote:tacospheros wrote:
its fucking jungle people. you're allowed to like jungle, you dont have to call it something else
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:27 am
chico_red wrote:but jungle is just a speeded up sub genre of hiphop and ragga... you can't call it jungle!tacospheros wrote:tacospheros wrote:
its fucking jungle people. you're allowed to like jungle, you dont have to call it something else
if you're deliberately being a devil's advocate cockmongler then just say so, it makes sifting thru these bullshit threads alot easier. im not amused by your cheekiness, because it makes it impossible to have an actual conversation
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:35 am
The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:42 am
chico_red wrote:The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
actually that's exactly what im saying you dumbfuck. im saying all these genre classifications are RETARDED and that its all just music. i dont even know what denial you're talking about
if aphex twin and photek made dubstep years before anyone was calling it dubstep, then does dubstep even exist ?
this whole thread is facepalmingly stupid. a few of you get it but for the most part, i weep for the new generation
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 1:59 am
The denial of different genres! What is the harm? It is not just all music. I hate trance with a passion! For me it is not in the same category as Dubstep or DnB. Forgive me if that is pointing out the obvious!tacospheros wrote:chico_red wrote:The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
actually that's exactly what im saying you dumbfuck. im saying all these genre classifications are RETARDED and that its all just music. i dont even know what denial you're talking about
if aphex twin and photek made dubstep years before anyone was calling it dubstep, then does dubstep even exist ?
this whole thread is facepalmingly stupid. a few of you get it but for the most part, i weep for the new generation
What "new generation" are you talking about by the way? Surely you don't mean me???
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 2:01 am
chico_red wrote:The denial of different genres! What is the harm? It is not just all music. For me, Trance is not in the same category as Dubstep or DnB. Forgive me if that is pointing out the obvious!tacospheros wrote:chico_red wrote:The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
actually that's exactly what im saying you dumbfuck. im saying all these genre classifications are RETARDED and that its all just music. i dont even know what denial you're talking about
if aphex twin and photek made dubstep years before anyone was calling it dubstep, then does dubstep even exist ?
this whole thread is facepalmingly stupid. a few of you get it but for the most part, i weep for the new generation
What "new generation" are you talking about by the way? Surely you don't mean me???
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 2:22 am
tacospheros wrote:chico_red wrote:The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
actually that's exactly what im saying you dumbfuck. im saying all these genre classifications are RETARDED and that its all just music. i dont even know what denial you're talking about
if aphex twin and photek made dubstep years before anyone was calling it dubstep, then does dubstep even exist ?
this whole thread is facepalmingly stupid. a few of you get it but for the most part, i weep for the new generation
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 2:44 am
ok you new generation win! Drumstep does not exist!fractal wrote:tacospheros wrote:chico_red wrote:The Jungle/HipHop/Ragga point just highlights the ridiculousness of your denial!
In fact if there is only a minimal difference between house and garage, and if dubstep came from garage, then by your logic, dubstep doesn't even exist.. it is just house music!!!
actually that's exactly what im saying you dumbfuck. im saying all these genre classifications are RETARDED and that its all just music. i dont even know what denial you're talking about
if aphex twin and photek made dubstep years before anyone was calling it dubstep, then does dubstep even exist ?
this whole thread is facepalmingly stupid. a few of you get it but for the most part, i weep for the new generation
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 3:04 am
god you make no sense
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 4:01 am
they do!prisoner wrote:do they make drumfunk drumstep?
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/1597102-02.htm
Re: Drumstep and Liquid Drumstep
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:05 am
lol the name drumstep sounds silly tho. it sounds as if drum n bass heads heard dubstep and basically tried to make their music like that. sure it must of caused ideas and inspiration but the name would suggest some direct copying.