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  • silentoath
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    FFR Music Producer
    • Jul 2008
    • 218
    #1

    DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

    I was challenged today to make dubstep remix of a hardstyle song.
    Needless to say i think it turned out pretty good, i hope you all think so too haha.

    Feedback.

    http://soundcloud.com/dr-ozi/dj-s3rl-addict-dr-ozi-remix

    or
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k7IM8h10is


    Whichever makes you smile more.

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    • championanwar
      Ask Nuro! x3
      FFR Simfile Author
      FFR Music Producer
      • Jun 2004
      • 2588
      #2
      Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

      Legendary ;D

      Originally posted by aperson
      all of 65dos are dumb an noticable because their idea of 7/8 is 4/4 with one beat cut off the end
      aperson: yo shikari if u c thom yorke
      aperson: plz tell him 2 start usin consonants again
      Click Here

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        • Tarrik
          D7 Elite Keymasher
          • May 2007
          • 2240
          #3
          Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

          Pretty epic man ;D

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            • vro
              FFR Player
              • Nov 2006
              • 378
              #4
              Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

              Don't get me wrong man, this is an AWESOME remake, but...you do know that S3RL is happy hardcore, right? :P hardstyle sounds like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2argKaxN6qI

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                • zajac
                  aka uAnimals
                  FFR Music Producer
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 4050
                  #5
                  Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

                  You know how I feel about this track from the other thread. Keep up the good work
                  Originally posted by Spec & Aperson
                  We Rate You: Cool Motherfucer. 9/10

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                    • ninjaKIWI
                      plain old ugly ass dumbas
                      FFR Simfile Author
                      • Aug 2006
                      • 3304
                      #6
                      Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

                      Originally posted by vro
                      you do know that S3RL is happy hardcore, right? :P hardstyle sounds like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2argKaxN6qI
                      Saying that an author produces one single genre is very nonono. If you've heard the song Addict, it's very hardstyle. Not one ounce of happy hardcore in it from what I can gather.
                      Originally posted by Jewpinthethird
                      "Hey Keywii" Said Foil in a raspy voice.
                      "Hey Foil. What's that you got there?" inquired Keywii.
                      "Oh, just my cock." Replied Foil.
                      "That just will not do." was keywii's response as she lunged for the scissors, pulled the blades apart, and clamped them down on the base of foil's shaft. Blood start gushing out of the wound where his penis used to be.
                      "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" Yelled Foil in horror.
                      "Don't worry. I'm a wizard" uttered Keywii. And with that, Foil's penis grew back.

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                        • vro
                          FFR Player
                          • Nov 2006
                          • 378
                          #7
                          Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

                          Originally posted by ninjaKIWI
                          Saying that an author produces one single genre is very nonono. If you've heard the song Addict, it's very hardstyle. Not one ounce of happy hardcore in it from what I can gather.
                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfCgRvOd0iw

                          (link to original song)
                          But S3RL only makes hardcore. I just listened to the original version of the song, and although it is not happy hardcore, it is definately a hardcore song, more like Gabber though(hardcore genres include Happy, UK, Freeform, and Gabber). Hardstyle is always about 150 bpm, give or take. This song is 180 bpm, which hardstyle never is. Although it does, in a way, have a hardstyle sound to it, it is definately hardcore, because of its fast bpm. Go to any site with mixes, and download a hardstyle mix. You will never hear a hardstyle mix more then 160 bpm, unless the dj personally decides to speed it up, which is rare and amatuer because the known ways to dance to hardstyle are Jumpstyle and Shuffle, which is nearly impossible(and not fun) to do to 180bpm. Point is, this is hardcore, not hardstyle. If you look at any bios of S3RL, he is a self proclaimed, strictly hardcore artist, and nothing more. Learn your EDM.

                          Anyway, the dubstep remix is wonderful, regardless. *thumbs up*

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                            • ninjaKIWI
                              plain old ugly ass dumbas
                              FFR Simfile Author
                              • Aug 2006
                              • 3304
                              #8
                              Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

                              Originally posted by vro
                              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfCgRvOd0iw
                              (link to original song)
                              But S3RL only makes hardcore. I just listened to the original version of the song, and although it is not happy hardcore, it is definately a hardcore song, more like Gabber though(hardcore genres include Happy, UK, Freeform, and Gabber). Hardstyle is always about 150 bpm, give or take. This song is 180 bpm, which hardstyle never is. Although it does, in a way, have a hardstyle sound to it, it is definately hardcore, because of its fast bpm. Go to any site with mixes, and download a hardstyle mix. You will never hear a hardstyle mix more then 160 bpm, unless the dj personally decides to speed it up, which is rare and amatuer because the known ways to dance to hardstyle are Jumpstyle and Shuffle, which is nearly impossible(and not fun) to do to 180bpm. Point is, this is hardcore, not hardstyle. If you look at any bios of S3RL, he is a self proclaimed, strictly hardcore artist, and nothing more. Learn your EDM.

                              Anyway, the dubstep remix is wonderful, regardless. *thumbs up*
                              Hmm, I guess you're right about it not exactly being hardstyle (I just gave it a quick listen, skipping between parts), but you were just as wrong in saying he was strictly a happy hardcore artist. Sounds like you need to learn your EDM as well.
                              Originally posted by Jewpinthethird
                              "Hey Keywii" Said Foil in a raspy voice.
                              "Hey Foil. What's that you got there?" inquired Keywii.
                              "Oh, just my cock." Replied Foil.
                              "That just will not do." was keywii's response as she lunged for the scissors, pulled the blades apart, and clamped them down on the base of foil's shaft. Blood start gushing out of the wound where his penis used to be.
                              "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" Yelled Foil in horror.
                              "Don't worry. I'm a wizard" uttered Keywii. And with that, Foil's penis grew back.

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                                • vro
                                  FFR Player
                                  • Nov 2006
                                  • 378
                                  #9
                                  Re: DJ S3rl Dubstep Remix

                                  Originally posted by ninjaKIWI
                                  Hmm, I guess you're right about it not exactly being hardstyle (I just gave it a quick listen, skipping between parts), but you were just as wrong in saying he was strictly a happy hardcore artist. Sounds like you need to learn your EDM as well.
                                  I know my edm, but you're right that he isn't strictly a happy hardcore artist, and I admit I was wrong in saying that. But, he does only do hardcore. Different variations of it, but only hardcore.

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