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HOW DUBSTEP SHOULD SOUND IMHO

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I disagree.

As dubstep came from dudes in Croydon doing dub remixes of 2-step tunes, hence dub-step, dubstep generally has the rythmic feel of dub in the low with elements of 2-step/UK bass modulation and the snare placement of dub with elements of skippy 2-step/garagey bits in the high-end percussion.

Used to sound like this:

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Now everyone thinks that any electronic music that has a slower feel and modulated bass is dubstep.

Jus' sayin'... don't mean to be too perdantic :p
 
:? This has more to do with noise music like japannoise or danger.
[YOUTUBE]
Really like this kind here ^
 
Allow me to introduce you to our lord and savior Kursa
https://soundcloud.com/kursauk

The amount of material you'll see if you subscribe to his bandcamp is crazy. He released 3 EPs in the last month alone. Very experimental but halftime/dubstep/DnB/glitch influenced. Incredible sound design.

Not really into DnB much but there is some amazing halftime/glitch/dubstep sections going on in this mix. Lots of unreleased kursa, seppa, chee, billain, etc.
https://soundcloud.com/brokennote%2Fdustandshadows

Kursa X Seppa
https://soundcloud.com/slugwife%2Fwhat-the-fuck-is-slug-wife

 
soulfood said:
I disagree.

As dubstep came from dudes in Croydon doing dub remixes of 2-step tunes, hence dub-step, dubstep generally has the rythmic feel of dub in the low with elements of 2-step/UK bass modulation and the snare placement of dub with elements of skippy 2-step/garagey bits in the high-end percussion.

Used to sound like this:

[youtube]

Now everyone thinks that any electronic music that has a slower feel and modulated bass is dubstep.

Jus' sayin'... don't mean to be too perdantic :p
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YES, as a fan of the original sound of Dubstep I stand corrected. Your right.

Having visited a massive multitude of genre's raves over the last decade, IMHO Dubstep has the most diverse and varied range of sounds of any dance genre. I guess I should have just said: "Here is one of my latest contributions to that palette" and left it at that.

My sounds sound like my current fave offshoot sub-genre of it ATM, but will never replace or attempt to beat the original dubiness and classic sound.
 
Ulim said:
:? This has more to do with noise music like japannoise or danger.
[YOUTUBE]
Really like this kind here ^
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See, that's the kind of Dubstep I REALLY don't like. Too screetchy. Grates my ears and if you think my tune sounds like japanoise or danger you are defo VERY far from the truth IMO.
 
universecannon said:
Allow me to introduce you to our lord and savior Kursa
https://soundcloud.com/kursauk

The amount of material you'll see if you subscribe to his bandcamp is crazy. He released 3 EPs in the last month alone. Very experimental but halftime/dubstep/DnB/glitch influenced. Incredible sound design.

Not really into DnB much but there is some amazing halftime/glitch/dubstep sections going on in this mix. Lots of unreleased kursa, seppa, chee, billain, etc.
https://soundcloud.com/brokennote%2Fdustandshadows

Kursa X Seppa
https://soundcloud.com/slugwife%2Fwhat-the-fuck-is-slug-wife

Click to expand...

OOOOOh firrst Kursa tune there is NNIIIIICCCEEEEEEE, thanks
 
Gonzukes said:
Unfortunately the first song isn't available :/

However, I do agree with what soulfood said.. Dubstep should be Dub + Step.

Bass music has awesome stuff all around the board though. Kursa is dope btw, thanks for sharing! (Like actually this is tight af)
I'll share some (imo) high quality deep bass music as well :)

Biome

District

SP:MC & LX-One

Kryptic Minds

Ivy Lab

DCult
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what did you think of the remastered version?? (they VERY VERY similar)

also that list of producers is BADMAN. niiiiiice
 
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