Allow me to introduce myself.
I am the very genre of Dubstep, manifested by several branches of my soul reaching across Dubstep and anything else that is called Dubstep.
I hope to bring some additional heat and energy to Waste Of Dot Money with Brutal Dubstep!
Interests:
Dubstep, above all (I am very interested in myself).
OTT (Over The Top multiband upwards/downwards compression, first discovered by Xfer Records)
Lions (I’ve heard that they growl, just like Dubstep! Also I believe there’s seven of them?)
Ignore any allegations that this is an alternative account, I am the original, and always have been since 1826 when F. M. Frumbee stepped on that very dub (there was a massive drought of Dubstep for around 160 years…)
200step is a genre coined by Masaya Oya, better known online as Camellia or Cametek. The genre is a subgenre of Dubstep, where it uses a similar sound design style in 200 BPM. The first song to have been labeled as 200step is Enantiomorphs, which was released by the record label known as Exit Tunes on Camellia’s album “MEGANTO METEOR”. 200step has often been compared to Drumstep in the way that it is a faster form of Dubstep, and it similarly comes with unique drum patterns that distinguish the genre as well. The genre has gained a lot of recognition as “rhythm game music”, as its fast-paced energy makes it perfect for creating fun and challenging charts.
So I heard Kaleb left wasteof… guess I’m the Resident Music Maker Guy I think.
Anyway, I recently released a new song recently for a tiebreaker event in a rhythm game tournament, with the rhythm game being Pulsus! Pulsus is a rhythm game played on a square that’s controlled with your numpad, and it’s kind of like button Osu!. So it reads similarly to Osu! Standard except you don’t have to worry about aim since instead of notes being in an infinite number of places, they’ll just be in either top left, top, top right, left, center, right, bottom left, bottom, or bottom right. But because of the fact that it’s on the keyboard, it plays like… idk, Osu! Mania. or Quaver or something. So you get a ton of really cool tech capabilites by moving your hands around and going vertical and there’s just so much cool stuff.
I glaze this game way too much so I’m super thankful that Tetrogem wanted me to do an official tiebreaker song for it (this isn’t the first time they’ve had me do this but it’s still cool)!
Incredible Tip:
If you would like your Dubstep basses to sound more vowel-like, use high-pass filters! If you route an LFO to a high-pass filter with around 40% resonance, it almost sounds like the bass is speaking… And that is partially due to the fact that it is speaking to you, and I am saying Hello to you
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This is not Dubstep. But with the release of Deltarune chapters three and four, here is an incredibly phenomenal remix of The World Revolving by the hit artist Camellia! You should listen to it!
I must say I am a little late to this but… happy pride month!
I urge you to listen to Chime, their music is not only rainbow-filled and colorful, but they are also non-binary! Huge shoutout to Color Bass, one of the best forms of Dubstep!
Skybreak is another Color Bass artist to mention here, he is bisexual.
Amstirdan
Riddim
What if I were to post a randomly selected Dubstep subgenre every day and receive thoughts on those genres?
Tearout
What if I were to post a randomly selected Dubstep subgenre every day and receive thoughts on those genres?
What if I were to post a randomly selected Dubstep subgenre every day and receive thoughts on those genres?
Today is International Synthesizer Day!
May 23rd marks International Synthesizer Day, celebrating the incredible legacy of synthesizers as well as Bob Moog’s birthday. Without the original Moog synth, there would be no commercial synthesizers, so there would be nothing to inspire Massive, so there would be no Dubstep! But beyond Dubstep, synthesizers have utterly revolutionized music as a whole. Traditional instruments are limited to basic vibrations and noises, and rarely have a way to significantly customize the sound. But with a synthesizer, there’s practically no limit to what you can do! So many genres have risen up due to the invention of the synthesizer, and many more have been improved by it. Synthesizers are truly some of the greatest things to have come from the 20th century!
Top 5 VST plugins for Dubstep:
1. Serum 2, as its wide array of functions makes it perfect for all forms of Dubstep!
2. Serum 1, which is less powerful than Serum 2 but is still very much known for its ability to make insane Dubstep!
3. Vital, which is a free synth that can do a lot of the same things that Serum can do. If you love modulating things, this one is incredible!
4. Any kind of OTT. Without OTT, is it even Dubstep in the first place?
5. Massive. It’s old, but it gets the job done, and it’s especially useful for very nostalgic Dubstep sounds!