Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,511 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2020/02/01 : 11:35:22
quote:Originally posted by Vladel:
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
quote:Originally posted by Vladel:
You ought to let that lot they forgot to have kicks in their tracks. Light distorted shit does nothing for me.
they all have kicks, you just need a full sub box to be able to hear it, like in the car speaker video's, you hifi and studio monitor driver probably only gets to 50hz on the driver, which is just a mid range frequency on a full system, where sub bass starts at 40hz and goes down to 20hz
So you have to spend a load of money for their tracks to not sound shit? Hardly the greatest music in the world.
no, sub costs £50+ for your surround sound system or a car, the price depends on watts, you can become god like and re-engineer tracks so you can get maximum bass on your hifi/monitors and speaker driver done to 45hz, like these tracks
and 70% of my whole collection, don't have anything todo for a hour, fix up 10 more tracks
if you want the most bang for the buck, you want bassface assault subs in your car
Vladel Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,514 posts Joined: Feb, 2008
Posted - 2020/02/01 : 18:52:45
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
quote:Originally posted by Vladel:
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
quote:Originally posted by Vladel:
You ought to let that lot they forgot to have kicks in their tracks. Light distorted shit does nothing for me.
they all have kicks, you just need a full sub box to be able to hear it, like in the car speaker video's, you hifi and studio monitor driver probably only gets to 50hz on the driver, which is just a mid range frequency on a full system, where sub bass starts at 40hz and goes down to 20hz
So you have to spend a load of money for their tracks to not sound shit? Hardly the greatest music in the world.
no, sub costs ?50+ for your surround sound system or a car, the price depends on watts, you can become god like and re-engineer tracks so you can get maximum bass on your hifi/monitors and speaker driver done to 45hz, like these tracks
and 70% of my whole collection, don't have anything todo for a hour, fix up 10 more tracks
if you want the most bang for the buck, you want bassface assault subs in your car
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,511 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2020/02/02 : 12:31:43
quote:Originally posted by LeVzi:
quote:Originally posted by Sulphurik:
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
Big sounds from the car stereo!! Do you know that track...I presume a MOH artist?
How about raw style....is it a sub genre of hardcore or hardstyle? I know little about the style.
I kinda put Rawstyle inbetween hardcore and hardstyle,
hardstyle died, when every melody sounded the same, and hardcore blew up to having 20 festivals and big events every year, which is when raw style was born
reverse bass which is mostly uk hardstyle scene keeps it alive
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DJGouda New Member
Germany
76 posts Joined: Oct, 2015
Posted - 2020/02/02 : 21:04:42
quote:Originally posted by Sulphurik:
How about raw style....is it a sub genre of hardcore or hardstyle? I know little about the style.
It's a subgenre of hardstyle that came up around the start of the 2010s. It's usually a bit slower than your average hardcore track
and the kicks used to be quite differnt as well. In the last few years the two styles got more and more similar though.
Here are some example of tracks that I like:
If your looking for some of the cleanest and hardest hitting kicks, I can't recommend Delete enough.
Not really rawstyle, but similarly hard kicks with trancy melodies. One of my personal favourites.
Hardcore-wise I'm loving the direction Frenchcore is taking, getting closer to the sound and melodies I miss in UK Hardcore.
Love pretty much everything Sefa, Crypton, Vertex, Mr. Ivex and Cyclon do.
Some of my (hopefully) lesser known personal Frenchcore favourties:
Types of hardcore
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