Re: Downlink vs Datsik
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 11:29 pm
downstink vs datsuck
DMZ fanboys on dubstepforum? what's the world coming to??mikey-bizzle-09 wrote:And I think there are too many DMZ fanboys on this forum
lol you actually think they're being hated on just cause theyre canadian?Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I had zero fun reading this thread.
I like DMZ. Blah Blah Blah. Fuck Canadian Producers. Blah Blah Blah.
november wrote:lol you actually think they're being hated on just cause theyre canadian?Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I had zero fun reading this thread.
I like DMZ. Blah Blah Blah. Fuck Canadian Producers. Blah Blah Blah.
its called elitism, and yes its kinda horrible, but datsik and downlink are some of the primary producers in what they consider to be the downfall of dubstepDevry[Kaneda] wrote:november wrote:lol you actually think they're being hated on just cause theyre canadian?Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I had zero fun reading this thread.
I like DMZ. Blah Blah Blah. Fuck Canadian Producers. Blah Blah Blah.
Of course not.
I just didnt want to call them brostep producers or shit like that.
the point is, it's really fucking boring seeing the same posts from some relatively new kid to dubstep and then seeing a choice few posters who post the same derisive shit mocking the original post.
I wish a few people who seem to take particular offense to these posts would just ignore them.
What about that?Caski wrote:these tunes for me just have nothing that i can groove to...rytraM wrote:
they're too samey same for me...with little musical element (imo). its just these same noises edited slightly each time with a different sample with no depth just loads of shit going on and thats wot makes the people who like it (i assume) move, not the bass driving the groove or the drum pattern.
im sure these producers could make bassweighty stuff but its a shame they dont, so as far as dmz fanboys go...count me in
Yeah I agreeDevry[Kaneda] wrote: In conclusion, this place is great and should not scare off people who might actually learn something here and enrich their taste in music.
Now that isn't a fair statement. At all. They are very, very good at what they do. The mixes sound professional, they make the sounds they want to make (which any producer can tell you is fucking hard), they make their living through their music... If you think that makes them mediocre, you're wrong. I don't care if you don't like them; that's irrelevant. They're good at what they do.joeki wrote:Mediocre producers at best. No offence.
What they do is bland, over processed, stagnant music2nd chance wrote: They are very, very good at what they do.
This. I do really like Apples by Datsik though. But it's one of the few.Pistonsbeneath wrote:coki
thats the main point with jump up these days, obviously it wont justify the sound to some people, but thats what i like about it.2nd chance wrote:they make the sounds they want to make (which any producer can tell you is fucking hard),joeki wrote:Mediocre producers at best. No offence.
This completely. I think it's strange to automatically assume people who like downlink/datsik/6blocc don't know anything about bass though and need educating ... It is possible to like both.Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I know this, and I dont even mean to insinuate I like these producers. they're boring and derivative, and I'd much prefer DMZ any day over them.
Thing is, bitching out new posters on this thread isnt going change the state of affairs in dubstep, it just scares off newbies who might learn a good bit about the genre from this forum, who continue to perpetuate and rate these shit producers because they havent had the chance to be exposed to anything else.
A year ago i started an account on DSF(different one), armed with knowledge of a shitty borgore mixtape and the shambhala mixes, and over the past year I've learned soooooo much about this genre it's unbelievable.
In fact, my first post on this forum was about excision, but luckily I wasnt scared off by a few key assholes on this forum. Without this place, I'd still be listening to filth and shitty electro-house. I credit DSF with developing and refining my taste in electronic music.
In conclusion, this place is great and should not scare off people who might actually learn something here and enrich their taste in music.
i just really dont feel it, its not even a thing where its like ok its from this guy so i wont listen, i wish i could like it as the majority of my mates are into all that stuff, its just not for me, but im picky as it is lolrytraM wrote:What about that?Caski wrote:these tunes for me just have nothing that i can groove to...rytraM wrote:
they're too samey same for me...with little musical element (imo). its just these same noises edited slightly each time with a different sample with no depth just loads of shit going on and thats wot makes the people who like it (i assume) move, not the bass driving the groove or the drum pattern.
im sure these producers could make bassweighty stuff but its a shame they dont, so as far as dmz fanboys go...count me in
Of course its possible to like both and imo is standard! I mean I make hype dubstep, mix it too but I love the opp side of dubstep too it just doesnt fit into my style. I've been going to DMZ since it started, have alwasy loved the sub but when it comes to going to a club I'm with the kids in that I like it hype but thats only cos I grew up on DnB!stephisaint wrote:This completely. I think it's strange to automatically assume people who like downlink/datsik/6blocc don't know anything about bass though and need educating though... It is possible to like both.Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I know this, and I dont even mean to insinuate I like these producers. they're boring and derivative, and I'd much prefer DMZ any day over them.
Thing is, bitching out new posters on this thread isnt going change the state of affairs in dubstep, it just scares off newbies who might learn a good bit about the genre from this forum, who continue to perpetuate and rate these shit producers because they havent had the chance to be exposed to anything else.
A year ago i started an account on DSF(different one), armed with knowledge of a shitty borgore mixtape and the shambhala mixes, and over the past year I've learned soooooo much about this genre it's unbelievable.
In fact, my first post on this forum was about excision, but luckily I wasnt scared off by a few key assholes on this forum. Without this place, I'd still be listening to filth and shitty electro-house. I credit DSF with developing and refining my taste in electronic music.
In conclusion, this place is great and should not scare off people who might actually learn something here and enrich their taste in music.