Which is better? Dubstep with or without lyrics?
| Im curious... There are dubstep songs with colliding beats that have a few vocals. And there are dubstep songs that have lyrics, along with the infamous "wub wub" beats. Which do you prefer? Dubstep with the lyrics? Or dubstep with just pure beats? Me: i love dubstep either way xp But i have friends that argue about this, so im just curious as to what others have to say. A couple perfect examples of dubstep with lyrics would be: Raise Your Weapon by Deadmau5 & Innocence by Nero And a couple examples of dubstep without strong lyrics would be: Gizmo by Datsik & Obvious by Excision Share any thoughts:) |
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| Yes thats true. Ive heard nonlyrical dubstep and lyrical dubstep that was just sad -.- And ive heard some that was purely amazing |
I can be your new favorite waste of time and you'll be mine |
| it depends, some grime spat over dubstep makes it distracting but if used in the right way it can make the song even better. |
| yup ive seen that too |
I can be your new favorite waste of time and you'll be mine |
| i agree |
I can be your new favorite waste of time and you'll be mine |
| I say without because vocals during the drop interfere with basslines and synths. |
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