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ehbrums1 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:


way to ruin one of my favourite songs. fuck's sake, my left ear actually hurts.

What the fuck is metalstep....

the future

Reverb wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:


way to ruin one of my favourite songs. fuck's sake, my left ear actually hurts.

What the fuck is metalstep....

the future

yo bros

get your bro on

why did you really just start a thread to point out that 2 producers used a sweep from the same sample pack (prob vengeance)?

Glass wrote:The brostep scene wouldn't be anything without the local DJ's keeping it alive and underground.




Thanks youtube.

DJ crude carter and DJ shaddex keeping the eyes locked on the laptop to watch for that post-sync drift. Wrecking those packed dancefloors of 10 guys and 2 girls. Keep the scene alive bros

crude carter is the stupidest fuckign name ever

Glass wrote:The brostep scene wouldn't be anything without the local DJ's keeping it alive and underground.




Thanks youtube.

wait a minute who are these clowns and why do I care what the fuck they have to ssay?; omg the second dude just dropped a pappa roach reference, that idiot interviewer with those stupid "pancakes or waffles?" questions at the end...I'm pretty laid back, but GOD sooo punchable; diaf

djHerbert wrote:OR?!?!?!

SHOCK HORROR!?!?!?


They might have used the same sample...


Naaaaarrrr....that would be too hard to believe.

I dled a free sample pack that had the same drums as th beginning of 'purple city'

Wuld i be stealing if i released a song with those drums?

Crude Carter has come a long way from 2008.....

hdechter wrote:Crude Carter has come a long way from 2008.....

I quite like this. The bit at 00:56 is terrible and infuriating, but before that i quite enjoyed it. I also like that Girly track. And what?



Find it funny they (i assume) payed someone to slice some copyrighted anime and put some stock effects over the top and release it as an official music video.

EDIT: On that grandma video:

no different between dubstep and electro!? rofl! clueless idiot.

TheSuperiorAttack in reply to Welcome2TheMask (Show the comment) 21 hours ago

Well, aside from demonstrating that you're an asshole, you've also gotten my curiosity up. What is the difference between electronica and dubstep?

Welcome2TheMask in reply to TheSuperiorAttack 17 minutes ago

Yeah I really dig Girly, sounds like old Chasing Shadows which is never a bad thing.

Brosteppers would never understand that Dubstep's main core is "sub-bass".

I mean, listen to this song (NSFW):



Now, add a subbass to that and it would sound like Dubstep in the vein of Cha by Plastician, Clap your Hands by Skream and ‘Old Skool Chapter II’ Geeneus (although the latter is more of either Dark 2-step or Grime).





But again, the point is this:

Why can't Brosteppers understand that Sub-bass is what Dubstep is all about?

twothirdsmajority wrote: Why can't Brosteppers understand that Sub-bass is what Dubstep is all about?

Because you're asking people that jumped on a trend in the last year and a half to care about the core foundations of something that has been in motion for 13 years. Why should they care when they'll be gone in another year?

Ride out the storm.

idontreallygiveashit wrote:Find it funny they (i assume) payed someone to slice some copyrighted anime and put some stock effects over the top and release it as an official music video.

You mean like how Nero did with Innocence?

idontreallygiveashit wrote:
Find it funny they (i assume) payed someone to slice some copyrighted anime and put some stock effects over the top and release it as an official music video.

Actually it's easy to get the copyright for shitty old anime no one watches nowadays.

I can just go to Media Blasters and ask for some license to use clips from Garzey's Wing for a Flux Pavillion music video, and the cost might range from $5 to $0.

I'd like to see clips from Clannad being used in a Synkro music video, but it'd be expensive since it's a really good anime that is being licensed by a company that charges you $60 for a DVD. So, there you go.

Thanks for learning me.