The segment they are referring to (2:56) is actually in half-step (depending on how you count, the snare is on the third beat) and has a lot of generic dubstep elements (distorted bass lead mixed with sub bass, alternating keyboard patches, Oscillating LFO)
Oh my god, the "Dubstep" kids have even infected this video. Unless you intend to actually learn something, I suggest you stop reading and go back to Skrillex. The wubs that you hear are not "Dubstep". Dubstep is a genre that relies on a time signature normally comprised of one snare per bar. The wubs that you hear are coming from an oscillator that works like a wave pattern in which the sounds are made faster as each loop is closer together. In short, oscillators are not Dubstep.
Cher was one of the main proponents of bringing auto-correct or "vocoder" into the mainstream, with this song, though it was for an effect. This cover's just being true to the original
the drum not strong enough. together with guitar they're too much djent for this song. and the rhythm is like cluttered. what dubstep do in the background?
What the hell are you talking about? there's nothing wrong with a metalcore version of this. This is right up there with stuff like I, Prevail, Parkway Drive, Asking Alexandria, Beartooth. The mix isn't great by any standard, but the general style is perfectly fine.
Feb 2021 just coming across this at 3am, absolutely in love
21st June 21 1am
Finding this song at 1am couldn't have come at the most perfect timing. Knocking me out of my depression, real loud
Let's be honest, every great RUclips discovery happens in the middle of the night 🤣
@@linkthehero8431 Can't agree more !
OMG look and music so favorite 😍
They were amazing live
I remember when you guys started in Hudson, come along way. Great job!
I am strong enough. ❤ and belief is why I'm here
You guys need more fans ❤ still got me ❤
Love this song! C:
I love you guys and this song :)
Really love your track! Keep up the fantastic work!!
DO YOU BELIEEEEEEEEVE IN LIFE AFTER LOOOOOOVE!?!?!?!?!?
Great job! Love the vocals and the dubstep!
Ineresting cover. Kinda like you made it yours :-)
The segment they are referring to (2:56) is actually in half-step (depending on how you count, the snare is on the third beat) and has a lot of generic dubstep elements (distorted bass lead mixed with sub bass, alternating keyboard patches, Oscillating LFO)
Hey stranger🕊️
needs more cowbell
Sounds best at .75% playback speed
Oh my god, the "Dubstep" kids have even infected this video.
Unless you intend to actually learn something, I suggest you stop reading and go back to Skrillex.
The wubs that you hear are not "Dubstep". Dubstep is a genre that relies on a time signature normally comprised of one snare per bar.
The wubs that you hear are coming from an oscillator that works like a wave pattern in which the sounds are made faster as each loop is closer together.
In short, oscillators are not Dubstep.
So occila-step?
Ainsley Harriott Dubstep is the a simple two step beat combined with 1990's UK gime. and Blue is right check your facts bro.
Mixing could've been better
good but lose that vocoder shit
Cher was one of the main proponents of bringing auto-correct or "vocoder" into the mainstream, with this song, though it was for an effect. This cover's just being true to the original
the drum not strong enough. together with guitar they're too much djent for this song. and the rhythm is like cluttered. what dubstep do in the background?
What the hell are you talking about? there's nothing wrong with a metalcore version of this. This is right up there with stuff like I, Prevail, Parkway Drive, Asking Alexandria, Beartooth. The mix isn't great by any standard, but the general style is perfectly fine.
That part is clearly influenced by dubstep. I know music theory too. Get over it.
lmao no it's not. hahaha
pls...stick with guitar solos