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Dubstep AMVs taking over?
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by Kevmaster » Mon May 07, 2012 1:40 pm
Considering dub step is extremly dull, editors can cover their lack of skill to include emotion and atmosphere.
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by pacotacoshell » Mon May 07, 2012 5:34 pm
All I know is that all Russians hate dubstep for some reason. >.>
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by TritioAFB » Mon May 07, 2012 5:42 pm
Not all of us 
Working in the Hospital in the day, making AMVs by night
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by Kisanzi » Mon May 07, 2012 6:50 pm
As a fan of most electronic music I do enjoy the occasional dubstep song, but I can see how people can get burned out on it real quick. That's why I keep a safe distance and only pick and choose a couple favorites for repeated listening. The same applies for Dubstep AMV viewing.
Just think of it as the popular trend of electronic music sweeping in, as indicated in this flowchart of music trends in the last 10 years of popular AMV electronic genres:
House Techno -> Assorted DDR Techno -> Drum & Bass (Mainly Pendulum Songs) -> Trance -> Dubstep -> ???
Just think of it as the popular trend of electronic music sweeping in, as indicated in this flowchart of music trends in the last 10 years of popular AMV electronic genres:
House Techno -> Assorted DDR Techno -> Drum & Bass (Mainly Pendulum Songs) -> Trance -> Dubstep -> ???
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by Castor Troy » Tue May 08, 2012 10:40 am
Kisanzi wrote:As a fan of most electronic music I do enjoy the occasional dubstep song, but I can see how people can get burned out on it real quick. That's why I keep a safe distance and only pick and choose a couple favorites for repeated listening. The same applies for Dubstep AMV viewing.
Just think of it as the popular trend of electronic music sweeping in, as indicated in this flowchart of music trends in the last 10 years of popular AMV electronic genres:
House Techno -> Assorted DDR Techno -> Drum & Bass (Mainly Pendulum Songs) -> Trance -> Dubstep -> ???
Does this mean you're gonna edit videos again?
"The way I'm doing it I haven't seen anyone else do EVER. I'm spending so much time on this one and like I said, my formula is working out rather well. All of the series I'm using are just flowing into eatchother, and rather than representing a character from a series, their basically representing good or evil. I know this one will stand out from the rest. I'm confident it will. " - Sephirothskr
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Re: Dubstep AMVs taking over?
by Kisanzi » Tue May 08, 2012 10:50 am
Castor Troy wrote:Kisanzi wrote:As a fan of most electronic music I do enjoy the occasional dubstep song, but I can see how people can get burned out on it real quick. That's why I keep a safe distance and only pick and choose a couple favorites for repeated listening. The same applies for Dubstep AMV viewing.
Just think of it as the popular trend of electronic music sweeping in, as indicated in this flowchart of music trends in the last 10 years of popular AMV electronic genres:
House Techno -> Assorted DDR Techno -> Drum & Bass (Mainly Pendulum Songs) -> Trance -> Dubstep -> ???
Does this mean you're gonna edit videos again?
Considering that I've thrust myself into multiple contests that require me to edit, I can safely say "yes".
/endhiatus
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