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I go on forum tours all the time, pays well, a lot of time on the road and all but ya know overall there aint nothin like it.

Bare in mind that i'd rather sound like a cat being raped by a horse than sound like Skrillex...

I thought that was what his music did sound like?

B-Frank wrote:I'd rather sound like a cat being raped by a horse than sound like any of those mid range warriors...

Wait, I fail to hear the difference...

Dub Fiend wrote:

Reminds me of a decent rock concert, which is how I view the whole harsh digibass scene anyway.

It ain't about it sounding good per se, its just meant to sound extreme. Bring it on I says.

Yeah I actually like to listen and enjoy my music

sry, i choked on embedding...can i delete my reply?

thekeeftheef wrote:skrillex is a badass, who else pukes in there own music video (2:08 ish)?

thekeeftheef wrote:sry, i choked on embedding...can i delete my reply?

Here we go

Top comment from Youtube wrote:Got to respect the guy for the transition from gay to Skrillex

QFT!

thank you lol, was failing hard

Got to respect the guy for the transition from gay to Skrillex

LOL "From Gay to Skrillex"

thekeeftheef wrote:thank you lol, was failing hard

Nay boother laddie, welcome to Dubstepforum!

Basic A wrote:

cloak and dagger wrote:As much as I absolutely hate the music in that video, all I really saw was a bunch of people having fun. I dunno, it's hard for me to see a crowd full of smiles and a DJ putting a bunch of energy into keeping the smiles going and say something negative afterwards.

Fair. Anything to please a crowd.

Im just saying Ill criticize anyone for that stutter cut no mix stuff, famous, not famous, Im a dj n I can, same as any producer under the sun can have a laugh at one of my tunes if they think they can do better.

But, all technical skills aside, cause Im not here to judge those when Im already biased...

I was just saying.... Can we all agree this is nothing like dubstep anymore?

The problem is Dubstep was the birth of a genre that was far bigger than it thought it was, and people are so frightened to split the genre because "GENRES SUCK OMG!!!"

It's like trance in the early 90s and even late 80s - it's not the trance you hear today, but if you go read some - you'll find that the original trance now has it's own name, as do the 1000s of splinter genres that were born because of it.

I certainly can't say I enjoy Skrillex's stuff... but as mentioned previously - it was clearly a good vibe with a large amount of people having a great time. Good on 'em.

Now back on topic... I think the video is average. Not because of the sound but because the author really isn't showing what he's doing (good to hear the sound as he's going). He doesn't even know what he's talking about - like when he's trying to explain the waveform he's using for the 1st oscillator... *facepalm*. Good on him for sharing but he needs to educate himself a little more.

For those who dont know Oli Sykes and his band is the MT EDEN of metal. The song played in the video is a remix by Tek One who are only famous for doing that song.Skrillex looks like the marilyn manson of "Enter genre here"

mattyseizure wrote:For those who dont know Oli Sykes and his band is the MT EDEN of metal. The song played in the video is a remix by Tek One who are only famous for doing that song.Skrillex looks like the marilyn manson of "Enter genre here"

At least manson was good.

therook wrote:

mattyseizure wrote:For those who dont know Oli Sykes and his band is the MT EDEN of metal. The song played in the video is a remix by Tek One who are only famous for doing that song.Skrillex looks like the marilyn manson of "Enter genre here"

At least manson was good.

The only time I've ever seen Manson speak is on Bowling for Columbine and even then he sounded like a good guy...


Dub Fiend

futures_untold wrote:

Dub Fiend wrote:

Reminds me of a decent rock concert, which is how I view the whole harsh digibass scene anyway.

It ain't about it sounding good per se, its just meant to sound extreme. Bring it on I says.

I knew scenesters would eat up dubstep when it started to sound like this shit.



"DUUUUUUUUDE have u ever like, heard over duuuubsteeeeppp?? hah dude wouldn't it b sick to hardcore dance and do the emo screams we've been practicing over this??"

tavravlavish wrote:

futures_untold wrote:

Dub Fiend wrote:

Reminds me of a decent rock concert, which is how I view the whole harsh digibass scene anyway.

It ain't about it sounding good per se, its just meant to sound extreme. Bring it on I says.

I knew scenesters would eat up dubstep when it started to sound like this shit.



"DUUUUUUUUDE have u ever like, heard over duuuubsteeeeppp?? hah dude wouldn't it b sick to hardcore dance and do the emo screams we've been practicing over this??"

Whats even worse is all the scene kids wearing the BROSTEP and DEATHSTEP shirts (The run dmc ones). Kinda funny actually lol. I do agree though that most american's views on dubstep are those of SKRILLEX, OMG DATSIK, DOCTAR PP, and MT EDEN OMGGGGG. Seriously.

Don't talk like a rude boy when your daddy's got a yacht.

the dub lemon wrote:Don't talk like a rude boy when your daddy's got a yacht.

This was really helpful
Thanks for posting