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"drops" have their equivalent in every other form of music. Breakdowns in hardcore, choruses in pop music, it's just a catchy part of any tune that people easil
by overcast 9y ago
"drops" have their equivalent in every other form of music. Breakdowns in hardcore, choruses in pop music, it's just a catchy part of any tune that people easily grab onto.
- anamexis 9y agoDrops certainly have equivalents in other music, but I don't think those are good comparisons. I don't think the defining feature of drops is their catchiness, but the slowly building tension and sudden release.
- cat199 9y ago> Drops certainly have equivalents in other music, but I don't think those are good comparisons. seriously? dubstep is just 'another' form of eletctronic dance music.. and, to be opinionated, basically rhythmically dumbed-down drum&bass which itself is rhythmically dumbed down jungle which itself is rhythmically more complicated hardcore techno minus the 4-to-the-floor bass drums of the 'main' tune... also: get off my lawn. :b
- anamexis 9y agoI wasn't making any value judgments about dubstep or anything else, I was discussing the definition and semantics of what a 'drop' is.
- overcast 9y agoThat's exactly what breakdowns in hardcore do.