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Posted by Vector A on Oct-21-2011 03:48:

Posted by Ponemax on Oct-21-2011 03:57:

lol

Posted by Looney4Clooney on Oct-21-2011 18:09:

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Originally posted by EddieZilker
Why? Just to make sure dubstep stays ossified as a caricature of popular music in spite of the more creative sounds which came out of it? I'm sorry but while music in general doesn't suffer from it, there actually is a limited economy to what brostep can achieve.

i love the prefix bro added to a genre. Says so much with so little. I think noisia skrillex porter have done some cool things but the genre really just hit a wall faster than a white girl screaming rape at a hip hop club.

I think dubstep , well this newer incarnation has been the fastest genre to implode into derivative shit. It became redundant after the tenth track. I thought it was really cool but when you keep hearing the same configuration essentially making the same tracks over and over, well not very inspiring. Doesn't mean you can't steal the few nuggets it provided and apply it in other ways. X men origin has a score that is orchestral with guitar and some dubstep sounds here and there. Most noticeably when Magneto kills Kevin Bacon. Speaking of kevin bacon, im quite happy that he is back. He has been in lots of stuff lately.

Posted by aquila on Oct-21-2011 19:13:

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Originally posted by Vector A

Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Oct-22-2011 00:01:

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Originally posted by EddieZilker
You just fucking owned yourself.

LOL

Posted by skyhunter on Oct-22-2011 03:49:

Okay first off, if you are willing to process the living shit out of your sounds, 3xosc can make really good wobbles. Especially when you use custom waveforms. Everyone overlooks that when they see 3xosc, you can load any waveform into it you want. Try that.

Posted by Ponemax on Oct-22-2011 06:30:

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Originally posted by skyhunter
Okay first off, if you are willing to process the living shit out of your sounds, 3xosc can make really good wobbles. Especially when you use custom waveforms. Everyone overlooks that when they see 3xosc, you can load any waveform into it you want. Try that.

Didn't know you could do this.

THanks!

Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Oct-22-2011 17:47:

About a month ago I decided -- for shits and giggles -- to test whether I could design the familiar Dubstep wobble synth sound from scratch. This is what I came up with using a few instances of Sylenth1 (basically multiple detuned saws and squares...plus sines for the sub-bass):

Posted by skyhunter on Oct-22-2011 17:57:

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Originally posted by Nick Cenik
About a month ago I decided -- for shits and giggles -- to test whether I could design the familiar Dubstep wobble synth sound from scratch. This is what I came up with using a few instances of Sylenth1 (basically multiple detuned saws and squares...plus sines for the sub-bass):

Sounds like hip hop.

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