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Ok yah its all one track that lasts 52 minutes but its soo worth it.
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
http://btjunkie.org/torrent/BEST-DUBSTEP-MIX-EVER-SERIOUSLY/43585cfaadd7b01184084428d6bb420cd511a624862e Ok yah its all one track that lasts 52 minutes but its soo worth it. | ||
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t3hwUn
United States90 Posts
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Oxygen
Canada3581 Posts
I have no intention of derailing this thread or starting a war. I've never really enjoyed techno/trance/house, and now everyone is raving about dubstep. Could anyone explain what makes a good dubstep song vs. a shitty one? Examples? (I imagine everything posted here is considered "good" by at least one person). Dubstep is something I can't really enjoy at a club unless I'm under the influence of drugs. Any thoughts/explanations in order? | ||
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zunova
United States83 Posts
If you're looking for a unique sound/beat maybe try these: | ||
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incifan
Germany138 Posts
I listen to alot of music from Reggae to Classic to Punk to Metal, rarely listening to techno or trance which I do not enjoy with the rare exception. But I enjoy bass. It's that simple. And Dubstep delivers. I am not a fan of making a dubstep remix out of every popsong coming out. Yet it is happening and quite alot of people enjoy it. And there are some real gems inbetween those aswell (see La Roux - In For the Kill by Skream for example). So yea, won't try to persuade you Oxygen, yet you should probably check out some of the 'slower' dubstep tracks and let yourself carry by the bass. | ||
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Steelflight-Rx
United States1389 Posts
hopefully not a repost, but this shit is dirtier than barbra streisand | ||
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funcmode
Australia720 Posts
On December 08 2010 23:15 mrmac wrote: Probably my favourite tune of 2010 - can't believe it's hardly been mentioned in this thread. Such an epic song, the drop is simply astounding. | ||
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Trueblue
United States3 Posts
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Janaz
Sweden23 Posts
On December 24 2010 05:09 funcmode wrote: Probably my favourite tune of 2010 - can't believe it's hardly been mentioned in this thread. Such an epic song, the drop is simply astounding. Absolutely love that one. It was on the UFK Dubstep 2010 album, just like this one: It took some time to get used to the baselines but now it just gives me the chills  | ||
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ahwala
Germany393 Posts
On December 04 2010 16:49 bongjwa wrote: dubstep is the new metal I'd actually like to listen to some (black/death or drone) metal influenced dubstep rather than this hip hop/reggae kind of thing which I find very annoying. Plus most of the dubstep is way too melodic imo. Oh, I guess that wasn't your point after all, nvm. :F And I realize there is such music, but not even close to as sick as I'd want it to be. Guess what I'm looking for wouldn't even be music. :/ | ||
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TheloniousMonk
Australia41 Posts
bass + clear space with no shitty clutter filling up the mids with defined melodic components, can't really complain about that reso is probably up there too with one of my favourites as well, some of his songs have probably been posted, but his temjin EP is just so diverse, it's hard to find that much variety in a single EP consider: against: showing that he can sport any sound and craft it well dubstep is starting to become degraded though through mainstream, skrillex leading the charge under the mau5trap label TONS of artists sporting the pointless angry sound with annoying mid frequency clutter and tons of shit thrown in which hurts my ears (see skrillex) sometimes it's ok, but there are just so many artists taking advantage of the new mainstream crowd churning out "derrty f1lthy" garbage to cash in, feels bad man anyway, some of the gems i've found listening to this weird and conflicted genre, enjoy!: | ||
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manymunkies
United States184 Posts
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TheloniousMonk
Australia41 Posts
On December 24 2010 02:52 zunova wrote: I guess some people think it's too easy to make, and a song with a basic rhythm like this is bad (even though it's one of my favorite): well, dubstep was supposed to be a genre for people to get away from the heavy cluttered sound of other forms of electronic music (trance, mainstream house) where they could enjoy a larger amount of clear space, and often at times a more relaxed atmospheric type of electronic music that still had strong elements of rhythm On December 24 2010 02:47 Oxygen wrote: Hey guys, I have no intention of derailing this thread or starting a war. I've never really enjoyed techno/trance/house, and now everyone is raving about dubstep. Could anyone explain what makes a good dubstep song vs. a shitty one? Examples? (I imagine everything posted here is considered "good" by at least one person). Dubstep is something I can't really enjoy at a club unless I'm under the influence of drugs. Any thoughts/explanations in order? dubstep, is technically supposed to have a focus on the rhythm elements with alot of space where the bass is usually the extent of the melody, sometimes supported by pads for richness/harmony what we hear alot of today (da CluB BangErZ) isn't actually dubstep by definition, it's just noise churned in a blender with some hectic wob wob bass that will incite the repsonse of "omG daT is so F1ltHy11!" as for what makes a "good" dubstep song: subjectively, nothing or anything. the interpretation is entirely up to the individual however, we can ask the question: "how closely does this song fit the criteria of dubstep music?" If there is too much focus on melodic components or the mid-level frequencies, then I would say that that is probably not really dubstep at all. In technical terms, dubstep will be drums, bass, and minimal melody + harmony to keep listener interest. There should NEVER be too much melody because there is MEANT to be alot of space in the music burial is a good example of an artist that incorporates actual elements of dub into his music: and also: alot of people will say this type of music is boring or that they simply don't like it when the fact of the matter is is that it more closely resembles what dubstep is actually supposed to be than any of the songs that are considered popular today. | ||
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ibreakurface
United States664 Posts
On December 04 2010 03:51 SiGurD wrote: Im just surprised that this kind of music even exist. For me its really advanced music and i just love it! Ive been listening to it constant now for a while! And im just thrilled when im listening to it. Edit: sorry!  No spoilers. But there is already a thread about it !And thanks IdrA for showing it to me <3 here it is, whats ur thoughts about this? Play it on a really good stereo with high bass on it! and just ENJOY! I present NIT GRIT! ![[image loading]](http://lostinsound.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/nit_grit1.jpg) <- The Song! Enjoy! Edit: by the way i just googled some dubstep music! and found this site! http://www.dubstep.fm/ its a dubstep radio!! Advanced music? Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with simple music, but dubstep wouldn't fall under advanced. Look up Dubstep Tutorial on youtube, that's essentially what all dubstep is. | ||
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Mooga
United States575 Posts
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pfods
United States895 Posts
wob wob wob! | ||
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laste
Bulgaria242 Posts
On December 25 2010 00:00 manymunkies wrote: pretty new in dubstep but I found this to be pretty epic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpNpjKQqHqU I found a heavy Glitch Mob vibe to this one, which of course is excellent. Check them out if you haven't heard of them - If you like this you'll probably like them as well. http://www.youtube.com/user/glitchmob | ||
HaN-
France1920 Posts
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KissKiss
United Kingdom136 Posts
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Angra
United States2652 Posts
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