A rejected track you might have heard before by someone else
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I like your take on this that swoosh thing at 1:42 sounded cool on the headphones.
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Was that a comissioned work and they didn't like it?
Which I can't understand because it's good...
Which I can't understand because it's good...
All is lost.
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Thanks guy's there is another version of it .. well there are 4 others the 3 before this are "embarassing" to say the least the one after this is destined for other things.
I like to share though and im glad you guy's like it too
I like to share though and im glad you guy's like it too
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This track is evil!!! I got obsessed with watching youtube videos that sound like this and apparently its called "DubStep"
I really like this one.
There is this Pendulum one.
I really like this one.
There is this Pendulum one.
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Is "Dubstep" something new? Sounds familiar, somehow... back into the 90's...
Wikipedia says it's from the early 2000's?
Wikipedia says it's from the early 2000's?
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I dont know if its new, but it there is seems to be a formula that everyone follows.Vosla wrote:Is "Dubstep" something new? Sounds familiar, somehow... back into the 90's...
Wikipedia says it's from the early 2000's?
The wobble bass sound seems to be the key, with high end synth sounds thrown into the mix.
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Dubsteps the bastard child of garage music, dancehall and drum and bass (bit of a strange 3some going on there) its been around for a couple of years now and made popular by artists like skream, benga, caspa and nero id say those 4 are the forefront of the scene.Vosla wrote:Is "Dubstep" something new? Sounds familiar, somehow... back into the 90's...
Wikipedia says it's from the early 2000's?
Though the daddy of it is probably dj zinc or maybe rusko im not 100% sure but both have shied away from it since it became "Popular" .. well worth listening to any one of them artists mentioned above.
The scene itself has really kickstarted hard over in america and in parts of canada (datsik and exision are from canada) and its also got quite a following in australia and new zealand championed by pendulum and MTeden in England though its probably at its strongest and I think we can be quite proud to have given "birth" to it.. its already morphing into more melodious styles and becoming its own thing and the commercialism of it has been something of a phenomenon over here .. though those in the background of the genre are already mumbling that because everyone know's about it now that it'll soon be dead.. with that attitude it will be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVZJb4zbms0
Datsik and exision - canadian dubstep
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nymjfq2kXnI
MTeden - Australian dubstep
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtMlB-BEMso
Rusko - probably the DAD of the genre
and finally
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-VcBiS6dqw
katy b - perfect stranger
where its ambling off too now as money is being thrown at it and the people that make it.
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I'm from Canada and I'm thinking I might wanna try my hands doing some dubstep
Thanks for the links and the info, I'll check out the other artists.
Thanks for the links and the info, I'll check out the other artists.
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I've already got a cauldron remix in a dubstep style pretty much ready to put out .. i'll stick a link up later
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http://infamous.ziphoid.com/steptest.mp3
updated it, it has a bit more structure now.. and the beats are in (they will be scratched up a little once ive got the basics right down).
and still to include the coup de grasse .. SUB BASS!
updated it, it has a bit more structure now.. and the beats are in (they will be scratched up a little once ive got the basics right down).
and still to include the coup de grasse .. SUB BASS!
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When I try to visit infamous.ziphoid.com, I get a blocker saying:
"This web page at infamous.ziphoid.com has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences."
Maybe your site was hacked. Or if you have adds, one of them is doing something nasty?
"This web page at infamous.ziphoid.com has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences."
Maybe your site was hacked. Or if you have adds, one of them is doing something nasty?
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Hey Analog, heh this explains it all.
Beardyman rules heh..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4mmjT4P ... re=related
Beardyman rules heh..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4mmjT4P ... re=related
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hahahahaha That was great... Hmmmmmm... do I have to make those faces, while recording?AndyUK wrote:Hey Analog, heh this explains it all.
Beardyman rules heh..