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 Hardstyle more Hardcore than UK Hardcore

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rafferty Is it just me or is Hardstyle more like Hardcore than what most of the UK Hardcore producers are doing these days?

You listen to producers like WILDSTYLEZ, WASTED PENGUINZ and BRENNAN HEART. They have made Hardstyle faster harder with real Hardcore Kicks and keeping it euphoric and vocally at the same time.

Take a listen to Brennan Heart and you will see where I am comming from.

Elliott I think I said exactly the same thing on here a couple of years ago. Hardstyle has been excellent for a long time. To me, a lot of it is slowed down UK hardcore with a distorted kick.


One of my favourite EDM tracks of the decade so far. Huge!


While I'm on the subject of distorted kicks:


Also huge. And more like UK hardcore than most UK hardcore these days.
Guest triax kicks are terrible

hardcore is like



in todays world

buy tunes at hardtunes and nowhere else who know nothing about anything

without all that, there would just be masters of hardcore and thunderdome playing bags of shit like 10 years ago

its kind of rare triax etc will play at a big event, with toned down industrial
Guest so without going to all of the big events and actually caring about it all.. industrial etc only has a main place at dominator, ground zero and project hardcore
Impulse_Response The more I hear hardstyle, the more I really like the leads, melodies... it's too bad I'm not a fan of hard kicks.
Guest

you can listen to it all you want with q-dance radio https://www.youtube.com/user/Qdancedotnl

kutski normally hosts the defqon live show http://www.q-dance.com/global/en/
rafferty Like I said in another post, I think UK Hardcore has gotten too much influence from Hard Dance with their kicks. You just have to look how far ahead the Hardstyle scene is in popularity and production of their tracks compared to Hard Dance and it is pretty obvious UK Hardcore is looking at wrong genre for inspiration.

Hard Dance is a genre going nowhere and run out of ideas while Hardstyle has seemed to have taken alot of influence from the orginal roots of real Hardcore with distorted kicks and uplifing melodies.

Captain Triceps I like hard kicks, I just, for some reason, don't like hardstyle ones - I don't know if it's just tracks I have heard, and I enjoy gabber, I just can't see myself enjoying more then a couple of hardcore tunes in a row with hardstyle kicks.
If they had happy hardcore kicks and an off bass perhaps, but that might be just me.
Jay-MD I dont think hardstyle nowadays is innovative. I would say the contrary, all tracks are kind of the same as since around 2010. I agree Hard dance is not the best reference cos they became some kind of punchy pop style with no fresh ideas. But hardstyle now is just a mix of a hardcorized kick an offbeat melody and a piano breakdown. Ah and I'm missing the guy voice in the middle haha. just an opinion of an ex-hardstyler ;)

quote:
Originally posted by rafferty:
Like I said in another post, I think UK Hardcore has gotten too much influence from Hard Dance with their kicks. You just have to look how far ahead the Hardstyle scene is in popularity and production of their tracks compared to Hard Dance and it is pretty obvious UK Hardcore is looking at wrong genre for inspiration.

Hard Dance is a genre going nowhere and run out of ideas while Hardstyle has seemed to have taken alot of influence from the orginal roots of real Hardcore with distorted kicks and uplifing melodies.





Jay-MD By the way, there was a time when hardstyle didn't have that distorted kick and sounded much like slowed down hardcore, it's basically when i liked it
really experimental stuff those days (2000-2004)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGNv1NUptpY
Samination That bass modulators track sounds very japanese.
but I still dont see how hardstyle is more hardcore than uk hardcore? uk hardcore was never set to take over the dutch stuff. and I thought we all agreed on our other threads that brittish people prefer the jungle/d'n'b' stuff more.
Guest the british prefer proper hardcore, because all other scenes are dead, except uk hardcore events always get out they`re clarkee and producer and start playing aload of bollox nobody has ever cared about, same with 1fm, as soon as anyone mentions gabba init, you can do 100 events nationwide at ghetto nights with all scenes in, then the bandwagon hops on board and kills it

everyone not sitting around with nothing todo hear proper hardcore at an event blings it, and how it rolls when people lurked for the past few years of life
Guest you dont have to be left out, you can make more of these https://youtu.be/G5nX37TVDjU?t=29m21s
rafferty
quote:
Originally posted by Jay-MD:
By the way, there was a time when hardstyle didn't have that distorted kick and sounded much like slowed down hardcore, it's basically when i liked it
really experimental stuff those days (2000-2004)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGNv1NUptpY



We must have opposite tastes lol...

As the 2000-2004 period of Hardstyle is when I despised it. Is only when it got faster and the kicks went proper Dutch Hardcore sounding is when I really got into Hardstyle. Hardstyle post 2012 to me is when it got good:)
Elliott
quote:
Originally posted by Samination:
That bass modulators track sounds very japanese.
but I still dont see how hardstyle is more hardcore than uk hardcore? uk hardcore was never set to take over the dutch stuff. and I thought we all agreed on our other threads that brittish people prefer the jungle/d'n'b' stuff more.


I swear you weeaboos hear whatever you want to hear, man. It sounds like a ton of other hardstyle produced by white guys to me.

What we mean is that the huge supersaw leads and uplifting melodies of modern hardstyle sound more like what we expect/want from UK hardcore than current UK hardcore does.

In short: UK hardcore was good. It's shit now. Hardstyle is good because it sounds like UK hardcore when it was also good.
Elliott
quote:
Originally posted by Advather:
The more I hear hardstyle, the more I really like the leads, melodies... it's too bad I'm not a fan of hard kicks.


I'm all about those supersaw leads and euphoric melodies. I'd rather hear them at 170bpm with a UK hardcore kick/bass but if distorted kicks at 140bpm is all I can get, I'll take it.
Samination
quote:
Originally posted by Elliott:
quote:
Originally posted by Samination:
That bass modulators track sounds very japanese.
but I still dont see how hardstyle is more hardcore than uk hardcore? uk hardcore was never set to take over the dutch stuff. and I thought we all agreed on our other threads that brittish people prefer the jungle/d'n'b' stuff more.


I swear you weeaboos hear whatever you want to hear, man. It sounds like a ton of other hardstyle produced by white guys to me.



I was only referring to the melody. The japanese had that sounds long before I heard it in UK Hardcore
Guest sounds like every other hardcore tune since 2007

when in which ever countries its called gabba, got all the new skool nu style, mainstream names, when its just hardcore






Guest can have some more, EE dying



DUnsilence eeh i can see what OP is getting at. I used to listen to a lot of Hardstyle 2-3 years ago and there are definitely good melodies over there. Now if only Hardstyle were faster with punchier kickdrums...
Guest its called rawstyle, the harder sound of hardstyle



hardstyle died and everyone went off to fuel the 15 hardcore festivals instead, which is all 170bpm, except for some battle sets where not a single person will have a smile on their face or be bouncing
DUnsilence
quote:
Originally posted by Guest:
rawstyle, the harder sound of hardstyle



Ah yes, the kind of Hardstyle that's the worst offender of "trying way too hard to sound badass", sounds like fun.
Guest rawstyle is the same as hardcore, and unlike uk hardcore and drum & bass and dubstep

etc :: http://k003.kiwi6.com/hotlink/6f1taf9nv8/Accelerator_and_Lunatic_-_Lost.mp3

you need a real EQ and a sub box if you want the punch, the punch won`t exist out side of your headphones, because its below 45hz

sub bass kicks and bass lines are part of the nu skool


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