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Apologies for the language there i didnt realise i'd typed that in (it's my dialect, what you would consider bad language we wouldnt, they are just used as descriptive words or sentence enhancer for just about everything)

To the skrillex haters: the "city" will drown in its own filth if everyone could do skrillex bass. Think about it. If everyone does it, it will get old quicker. So it's really in your own interest to figure it out and spoonfeed it to the newbs so it will stop. lol

Artie Fufkin wrote:To the skrillex haters: the "city" will drown in its own filth if everyone could do skrillex bass. Think about it. If everyone does it, it will get old quicker. So it's really in your own interest to figure it out and spoonfeed it to the newbs so it will stop. lol

Now to be honest bud, i think he may be on to something. Him and the likes of Nero are pioneering a new era in music production. If you take it from a purely production point of view, it's pretty damn insane what they are doing the production quality surpass anything that has preceded it i would even go as far to say that skrillex is a genre in himself and i wouldnt be surprised if it set off a new trend of that insanity there's alot you can do with that style. That i can see anyway.

I've literally spent all night listening to his tunes (hadn't heard his new stuff cause i dont really gravitate towards bandwagons and what i said earlier) and i was blown away. doesnt matter what your preferences with music are, from a production point of view he is a bit of a pioneer of this period. You'll see what i mean in the next few months.

Eh....maybe.... It reminds me of Ghosts n stuff where theres a lot of random instruments/sounds for the melody and it's all over the place. The thing that rubs me the wrong way is that when I try to mash a bunch of my own sounds together, it doesn't turn out as good and just sounds like random crap.....

Congojack wrote:

Artie Fufkin wrote:To the skrillex haters: the "city" will drown in its own filth if everyone could do skrillex bass. Think about it. If everyone does it, it will get old quicker. So it's really in your own interest to figure it out and spoonfeed it to the newbs so it will stop. lol

Now to be honest bud, i think he may be on to something. Him and the likes of Nero are pioneering a new era in music production. If you take it from a purely production point of view, it's pretty damn insane what they are doing the production quality surpass anything that has preceded it i would even go as far to say that skrillex is a genre in himself and i wouldnt be surprised if it set off a new trend of that insanity there's alot you can do with that style. That i can see anyway.

I've literally spent all night listening to his tunes (hadn't heard his new stuff cause i dont really gravitate towards bandwagons and what i said earlier) and i was blown away. doesnt matter what your preferences with music are, from a production point of view he is a bit of a pioneer of this period. You'll see what i mean in the next few months.

He, nero and KOAN Sound are gonna take EDM to a new level I think. I hope. KOAN Sound are crazy, been listening to their forthcoming EP all night, crazy production on it.

This thread was just waiting for conflict . But Koan sounds basses are next level

Sinestepper wrote:This thread was just waiting for conflict . But Koan sounds basses are next level

Beyond next level