Eminem - White America (Filthy Dubstep Remix)
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 10:51 pm
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 1:21 am
pretty good dude, 320 dat if they're about.
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 7:43 am
at 0.28 i would scrap the vocals and make it mental all sorts of sounds and then bring in the chorus then back crazy again..
but good attempt
but good attempt
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 12:59 pm
Cheers guys
I kinda lazily slapped Eminem over the top of it, to get more hits on youtube
The original can be heard here
www.myspace.com/dopetrip
320 dat???
Anymore feed?
I kinda lazily slapped Eminem over the top of it, to get more hits on youtube
The original can be heard here
www.myspace.com/dopetrip
320 dat???
Anymore feed?
Re: Eminem - White America (Filthy Dubstep Remix)
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 5:00 pm
can i get a 320 of this? Would love you forever!skinup wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0V5GBYEXj4
This is my first remix
Feedback would be appreciated
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 5:14 pm
hey man I like it, solid dubstep and eminem is great for dubstep/grime. The scratching is funky too.
Unfortunately (I had the same problem dubstepping a hiphop tune down to 73 bpm): you can "feel" the dragged down tempo and it sounds a bit like the guy is drunk (no disrespect man).
If I may be more technical, grime has a 16th note pulse in the vocals at 140 bpm (say its 140), which would correspond to 32nd note pulse at 70 bpm.
If you slow down a hiphop record with rapping in 16th notes at 85 bpm, the result is a swinged 8th note pattern over a 140 bpm tune, which is a bit more specific than saying the guy "sounds drunk".
hey dude i hope i didn't break your balls with these comments. keep up the good stuff!
Unfortunately (I had the same problem dubstepping a hiphop tune down to 73 bpm): you can "feel" the dragged down tempo and it sounds a bit like the guy is drunk (no disrespect man).
If I may be more technical, grime has a 16th note pulse in the vocals at 140 bpm (say its 140), which would correspond to 32nd note pulse at 70 bpm.
If you slow down a hiphop record with rapping in 16th notes at 85 bpm, the result is a swinged 8th note pattern over a 140 bpm tune, which is a bit more specific than saying the guy "sounds drunk".
hey dude i hope i didn't break your balls with these comments. keep up the good stuff!