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I thought that's what any straight thinking producer did?Cheeky wrote:why doesnt someone just make a midrange bass and back it up with a big sub, surely that has to have occurred to someone. then both crews would be able to hate on you
Everything you just said is totally legitGrime Syndicate wrote:Everyone does that cheeky... Well, many do anyway. Which brings up a curious point. Quote, Midrange Cack, unquote STILL CONTAINS SUB-BASS, it's just not front and center. There's alot of other shit going on that's being highlighted, de-emphasizing the sub-bass. But its there. And oftentimes, its fucking enormous. ALL of the tune is enormous, which really pisses off the Deep-heads. It's not that deep dubstep bugs me, its all the whiny fucking deep-heads that ruin it for everyone. Pretense and snobbery is never in style. Fuck off and die with that look down your nose bullshit. Go back to Whole Foods.
Case in point.
If you can't hear the sub-bass on this shit, then your bass-o-meter is broken (or youtube's compression fucked it up)
And yes, there are a ton of garbage jump-up tracks. Just like any genre of electronic music, you have to sift through piles of trash to find the gems. But to deny the gems for all the trash is just ridiculous. What never gets talked about is all the shitty Deep tracks out there. Cuz there are a ton.
Now go make some music.
Grime Syndicate wrote:Everyone does that cheeky... Well, many do anyway. Which brings up a curious point. Quote, Midrange Cack, unquote STILL CONTAINS SUB-BASS, it's just not front and center. There's alot of other shit going on that's being highlighted, de-emphasizing the sub-bass. But its there. And oftentimes, its fucking enormous. ALL of the tune is enormous, which really pisses off the Deep-heads. It's not that deep dubstep bugs me, its all the whiny fucking deep-heads that ruin it for everyone. Pretense and snobbery is never in style. Fuck off and die with that look down your nose bullshit. Go back to Whole Foods.
Case in point.
If you can't hear the sub-bass on this shit, then your bass-o-meter is broken (or youtube's compression fucked it up)
And yes, there are a ton of garbage jump-up tracks. Just like any genre of electronic music, you have to sift through piles of trash to find the gems. But to deny the gems for all the trash is just ridiculous. What never gets talked about is all the shitty Deep tracks out there. Cuz there are a ton.
Now go make some music.
Grime Syndicate wrote:Everyone does that cheeky... Well, many do anyway. Which brings up a curious point. Quote, Midrange Cack, unquote STILL CONTAINS SUB-BASS, it's just not front and center. There's alot of other shit going on that's being highlighted, de-emphasizing the sub-bass. But its there. And oftentimes, its fucking enormous. ALL of the tune is enormous, which really pisses off the Deep-heads. It's not that deep dubstep bugs me, its all the whiny fucking deep-heads that ruin it for everyone. Pretense and snobbery is never in style. Fuck off and die with that look down your nose bullshit. Go back to Whole Foods.
Case in point.
If you can't hear the sub-bass on this shit, then your bass-o-meter is broken (or youtube's compression fucked it up)
And yes, there are a ton of garbage jump-up tracks. Just like any genre of electronic music, you have to sift through piles of trash to find the gems. But to deny the gems for all the trash is just ridiculous. What never gets talked about is all the shitty Deep tracks out there. Cuz there are a ton.
Now go make some music.
Yessir!
That's both realistic and honest. Exactly what I'm on about. I'm not exclusively partial to either. Good is good. Period.deadly habit wrote:yea i'm not dismissive of any genre or subgenre, just with the aggy stuff it takes a lot of sifting for me to find something that stands out
it's like sifting for gold through all the dirt and mud is the best analogy i can think of
ffs i toss some borgore tunes and stuff in my sets time to time for example, if i dig the tune regardless of subgenre and i think it will fit my set in it goes, but i'm also playing dj sets as a journey not as all out hype or one subgenre
it's a matter of being able to read the crowd and control it at the same time
I know theres brostep with beasty subs but there is a lot with hardly any at all, iv played some fairly decent bro tunes on my room speakers which includes a fairly large subwoofer, only to find a disappointing lack of sub which thus ruins the song for me. bear in mind i called the tune decent before hand having listened to it on a pair of shitty headphones, which fooled me into thinking it had was bassy.Grime Syndicate wrote:Everyone does that cheeky... Well, many do anyway. Which brings up a curious point. Quote, Midrange Cack, unquote STILL CONTAINS SUB-BASS, it's just not front and center. There's alot of other shit going on that's being highlighted, de-emphasizing the sub-bass. But its there. And oftentimes, its fucking enormous. ALL of the tune is enormous, which really pisses off the Deep-heads. It's not that deep dubstep bugs me, its all the whiny fucking deep-heads that ruin it for everyone. Pretense and snobbery is never in style. Fuck off and die with that look down your nose bullshit. Go back to Whole Foods.
Case in point.
If you can't hear the sub-bass on this shit, then your bass-o-meter is broken (or youtube's compression fucked it up)
And yes, there are a ton of garbage jump-up tracks. Just like any genre of electronic music, you have to sift through piles of trash to find the gems. But to deny the gems for all the trash is just ridiculous. What never gets talked about is all the shitty Deep tracks out there. Cuz there are a ton.
Now go make some music.
Grime Syndicate wrote:Can I get a good example of clownstep please?
deadly habit wrote:Grime Syndicate wrote:Can I get a good example of clownstep please?
this is one of clipz's aliases aka redlight
