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Post Your Best House/Trance Tracks!

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ignantchief
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House is awesome (trance too). post what you been vibin to lately

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Mitchypoo
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErvMm_waBxc
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maximiliaan
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pmw
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threads may contriboot later
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deleted5
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thread jack can someone brake down the difference between bass, house, dubstep and electric music.
Feb 6 2013 4:12PM
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Dunnah
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Feb 6 2013 4:22PM
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*Bird
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3:20 fffffffffffffffffff

Feb 6 2013 4:54PM
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alvy.
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Not sure what you mean by bass (maybe drumandbass?) but anyways:

drum and bass: 160-180 beats per minute, and obviously lots of drums and bass. Ex:


house: 128-130 beats per minute. lots of electronic based synths and that "pumping" feel.
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dubstep: About 140 beats per minute, at half tempo, meaning it sounds more like 70 beats per minute. A lot of womps and wobbles, but there is dubstep that doesn't sound like robots fucking. Generally very heavy bass at the drop.

a couple exs:




Obviously there is a lot more than just these examples. There are so many different subgenres but that is the general overview.
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chapz
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these kids are climbing up like no other. nuts.
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