How long will Dubstep survive for?

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Posted by Alpha219 on Sep-15-2012 06:03:

How long will Dubstep survive for?

How long will Dubstep survive for? There's only so far you can go with wobble sounds and what not. That's why I don't thing this style will last very long.

Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Sep-15-2012 09:32:

define "dubstep".

Posted by InnerReflection on Sep-15-2012 11:42:

As long as drum n bass does

How long will it survive in the mainstream seems like a more productive discussion.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Sep-15-2012 12:25:

You'll have commercial bastardizations of it for another year or two at least, gradually a new trend will creep in and make it redundant.

Like anything it will be a case of when the public get sick to fuck of everyone milking it for every dime it is worth.

Posted by Subtle on Sep-15-2012 12:43:

Its here to stay!

Posted by Sykonee on Sep-15-2012 16:20:

However long nu-metal survived for.

Posted by Mattsanity. on Sep-15-2012 17:45:

Prime electro house lasted from 2003-2007. Prime dubstep has been since 2009 so it'll drop off in 2013.

Posted by nikkoo on Sep-15-2012 19:24:

define "dubstep".
http://www.centplay.com/affiliate/id_190/

Posted by Subtle on Sep-15-2012 19:26:

quote:
Originally posted by nikkoo
define "dubstep".
Snare on 3rd

Posted by mnw479 on Sep-15-2012 19:35:

I don't think dubstep means what OP thinks it does

Posted by sg_57 on Sep-15-2012 20:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
Snare on 3rd

But who's on first? [/dubstep_hoffman]

Posted by Adam420 on Sep-15-2012 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by mnw479
I don't think dubstep means what OP thinks it does

This. If he's talking about the wobble sound, well, not long. I don't think it's a sound people will care for much longer.

Posted by Juan Paulino on Sep-15-2012 23:57:

who cares dub step sucks

Posted by djshire on Sep-16-2012 01:41:

All I know is that I'm tired of hearing the wobble breakdown bullshit on trance tracks....no matter how good the rest of the song is, I will not buy a track with a wobble breakdown....or wobble anything.

Posted by Chronicle on Sep-16-2012 03:27:

I actually think Dubstep as a trend is actually on it's slow decline in popularity. With the rise of Trap music coming in and becoming more and more popular I think it will be the next big thing within the EDM community. In my opinion though Trap just sounds like a sub genre of hip hop.

Posted by Sykonee on Sep-16-2012 03:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Chronicle In my opinion though Trap just sounds like a sub genre of hip hop.

It's pretty much instrumental crunk.

Posted by apple country on Sep-16-2012 04:24:

Dubstep's new hybrid is the current term "TRAP"

the next BIG thing.

of course, real TRAP isn't what the current TRAP is...but of course that happened to dubstep too.

either way, i trapped in your trap and I liked it.

Posted by thefunk on Sep-16-2012 04:46:

quote:
Originally posted by djshire
All I know is that I'm tired of hearing the wobble breakdown bullshit on trance tracks....no matter how good the rest of the song is, I will not buy a track with a wobble breakdown....or wobble anything.

This.

Posted by Teezdalien on Sep-16-2012 08:21:

You ****s should all lighten the fuck up.

Posted by Ian on Sep-16-2012 08:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Teezdalien
You ****s should all lighten the fuck up.

this

Posted by RAVElucion on Sep-16-2012 12:17:

Dubstep has been around for quite some time. If you are speaking on the mainstream anal raping of the genre then it will survive long..

Posted by RAVElucion on Sep-16-2012 12:17:

Dubstep has been around for quite some time. If you are speaking on the mainstream anal raping of the genre then it won't survive long..

Posted by RAVElucion on Sep-16-2012 12:17:

Dubstep has been around for quite some time. If you are speaking on the mainstream anal raping of the genre then it won't survive long..

Posted by RAVElucion on Sep-16-2012 12:17:

Dubstep has been around for quite some time. If you are speaking on the mainstream anal raping of the genre then it won't survive long..

Posted by Adam420 on Sep-16-2012 16:09:

quote:
Originally posted by RAVElucion
Dubstep has been around for quite some time. If you are speaking on the mainstream anal raping of the genre then it won't survive long..

No it won't. Nothing survives for long in the mainstream.

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