How EVERY Dubstep Track Is Made

[@DJStoneProductions]

Everybody gangsta until composerly tricks us into a history lesson

[@The_Richter]

Composerly would be the kinkiest history teacher ever

[@theblueshowgun1037]

Like number 420😎

[@unifang]

@Mark Donald me lmao

[@drifter402]

He doesn't know his history. In fact I'd say he has no idea what he's talking about

[@tranminhnguyen6217]

@@drifter402 You're saying the guy who makes dubstep doesn't know what dubstep is?

[@RiccardoCazzin]

Random Seven Nation Army at the end is quite unexpected

[@seth5394]

Riccardo Cazzin that was lit

[@bingbongjoel6581]

Seven Scary Monsters Army

[@slig4656]

Well now I’m expecting it

[@arcioko2142]

I think it’s a remix lol

[@ahshitherewegoagain7461]

@Poppo World PA Bruh the old shit was the best.

[@LLusion]

Composerily: my favorite video essay channel

[@didjoww]

o h h e m a k e r e l a x i n g m u s i c

[@BigBadBuzz]

CRISPEH CREEME oof

[@Jamanator9]

*2012*

[@AvectusExolir101]

69

[@AbhinavHuria]

*Hi Hats~dig dig diggy* - Composerily

[@swedishgopnik9010]

Diga diga *chiiiiiiii*

[@ibrahimsemlali2647]

OMG you forget the sub bass 😨😨😨

[@linkedwinters]

somebody noticed..

[@quadpad_music]

_Y o u g o t t a a d d d a t s u b b a s s_

[@headphonezmusic1727]

NO!

[@theglitch9325]

S U B B A S S I S L I F E

[@squidud]

All memes aside, this dude is the best producer I've ever heard because he can make awesome music in almost every genre. Crazy.

[@prodpoob]

as a fan of dubstep I am not offended because this is pretty accurate

[@BLVZE.]

I was wondering the same thing. I was like damn dubstep got roasted hard but it's correct tbh.

[@prodpoob]

@@BLVZE. luckily there are many types of dubstep

[@BLVZE.]

@@prodpoob Yes

[@Bequester]

No offense, but the only decent dubstep subgenre that is good is melodic dubstep

[@BLVZE.]

@@Bequester That is your opinion. I agree that melodic dubstep is pretty good but I love it's other sub genres as well like riddim, deathstep etc.

[@BrownTownReport]

chi chi chi cheeee

[@kahate7328]

Ur not triggered right

[@remember-to-forget]

bless u

[@nosferatu7611]

Chinese

[@daviewz9335]

He’s speaking the language of the aaaaAAASIIIAANNS

[@analysis726]

U look like a chinese callmecarson

[@kwick_music]

composerily: *makes a how to **-old-** dubstep video* viewers: thats old dubstep, try _riddim_ composerily: *never*

[@prakesh2904]

Riddim bad

[@molly-me5ik]

cringe

[@kwick_music]

@@molly-me5ik ok boomer

[@molly-me5ik]

@@kwick_music ok virgin

[@kwick_music]

@@molly-me5ik ok nolife

[@MIZUch.]

Dubstep purists & elitists: *_oH tHaTS noT ReAl dUbsTeP tHaTs brOsTEp_*

[@acidic6706]

It's true though, that's not real dubstep. In real dubstep, the sub bass tells the story, not the screechy synths.

[@MIZUch.]

I enjoy both sounds, but honestly, I am quite tired of these dubstep vs brostep thing. For me brostep is just a new style and evolution of the original dubstep. When I want something punchy and aggresive, I choose brostep. Vice versa, when I just want to relax and calm down, I listen to dubstep.

[@MIZUch.]

Also, if you listen to a few brostep tracks, they do tell some kind of story, especially in the melodic dubstep scene. It's just that most of the brostep sound is made for the dance floor, so they have the emphasis on aggressive sounds and the drop. Try listening to Runaway by Color Parade, or Whispers in The Forest by Storyboard & Skybreak.

[@acidic6706]

@@MIZUch. fair point. I love the deep and dark stuff, "proper" dubstep, as pretentious as that sounds. But I'm also a big fan of the new riddem scene, artists like Mastadon/Marauda, everyone on Savage Society records, Never Say Die, J:phelpz, Etc. In fact, I'm going to see Borgore for NYE. The "proper" dubstep scene still evolved while the brostep did its own thing though. SP:MC, J:Kenzo, Biome, still making sub bass tunes to this day, it's just more underground. Check out Hebbe, and Angelic Root if you get the chance on SoundCloud or YT and bump on a system with a nice subwoofer. That sort of authentic style of sub bass forward dubstep (even tho it's still evolving) will always be underground I think because it doesn't scream PARTY vibes that most massive edm festivals cater to. I just wish people knew the roots more because when love something so much you want to share it! Cheers

[@KommentarSpaltenKrieger]

Does "EDM-style" dubstep fulfill the requirement of either dub or step?

[@KiyotaiTalks]

*Composerily: makes Panda Eyes dubstep tutorial* Also Composerly: THATS NOT DUBSTEP

[@dosntliveanymore1545]

best dubstep

[@MP3RMusic]

You have 69 likes. I gonna change dad 😈

[@PiercingSight]

The way he narrates this, I can't tell if this is legit history or not.

[@sebby324]

Is

[@reoakiodesu]

It is legit history. A lot of people have covered this

[@HerdKiDoesWhatever]

Ay Composerily here's an idea: try to make Eurobeat, I've never seen anyone doing it so maybe you should give it a try?

[@yugao2]

And trance also

[@HerdKiDoesWhatever]

@@yugao2 true

[@theglitch9325]

Eurobeat

[@Ghostii_]

Oh yeah, the famous sound on dubstep Roblox's *OOF*

[@Expl0rati0n]

Krispy Kream Oof

[@DaxMarko]

It truly can be anything with beginning or theme, but as long as has those metallic growls and chainsaws and other saws grinding against my eardrums, its always orgasmic to listen to them. Of course, it needs a beat and a base to go with, like a fine cake on its plate.

[@PeterJamesVillegas]

Love that how we learned the differences, despite being comedically perfect.

[@eckomusicprod]

When the hell r u gonna start producing your own songs and releasing them?

[@niveous5392]

Ecko Music Productions Come here to learn shit and end up feeling inferior

[@christiantaylor1495]

@@niveous5392 This sounds really boring though.

[@garagedwellermusic]

+Christian Taylor But it's your opinion, though.

[@gloombucks]

yikes.

[@PeterCleff]

As memish as this channel gets sometimes, you clearly have a deep and powerful love for music. Great video! That drop hits so damn hard!

[@strider029]

10 years ago (2009) was the beginning of the good dubstep, it's a good thing that you're talking about this now. (Suddenly dubstep died 5 years after and most producers went to a fucking trap music).

[@ex-o7211]

This is called explaining He told about dubstep history too good some people think that dubstep is so easy to make And the dubstep is make is fire like 2010-2014 when dubstep was a big thing

[@iSpooky]

Ohhh yes. Dubstep

[@PeterJamesVillegas]

Enslaved Headbanger

[@JD-di6md]

*Composerly drops video* *Video ends* -KZbin: next video will play in... 5- Me : Repeat this, repeat this, repeat this, repeat this repeat this....

[@socialsociopath]

Add some loops..... Side chaiiiiinnnn

[@JD-di6md]

@@socialsociopath make it *weeeeeeet*

[@BLVZE.]

Man I really miss those memes

[@socialsociopath]

@@JD-di6md hehe

[@apoplexiamusic]

thank you for reminding the youngsters what true dubstep is in your intro

[@Novacayne-alt]

I love the wubz wub wub

[@christiantaylor1495]

Most drop sounds don't sound like a wub

[@danniel90]

I find the lack of Getter quite disturbing.

[@some_lurker]

You got my sub at 8:01 I was dying when the gif played lmfaoooo

[@DJStoneProductions]

*Skrillex intensifies*

[@KannaWorks]

Nope every dubstep track is from skrillex my guy

[@v1mm]

@@KannaWorks are you O K?

[@KannaWorks]

@@v1mm yeah

[@strider029]

Eww overrated, should be Nero or Flux Pavilion or Rusko or SKisM or just fuckin mention a better dubstep producer not fucking Skrillex.

[@DrWiki-po1hk]

@@strider029 *GASP*

[@justvolt]

Everybody gangsta till Composerily starts being serious

[@BrawlerTM]

Listening to Space Laces, Samplifire, Phaseone, Soltan, Eliminate, Effin, Marauda and of course Virtual Riot among others really makes you appreciate that not everyone can do what they do. I've heard many artists cross over to dubstep from DnB or whatever and it usually sounds like 2010 dubstep. Just like in this video.

[@catastrophyking3940]

Sounds a bit like something Dex Arson would make as a release.

[@beziimusic]

you can tell he spent 10 minutes on this

[@imapepper3601]

challenge idea: make a song using only the crispy creme sound

[@teodorconstantin6927]

I just want to tell you that this kind of history+production videos are great.

[@JakHart]

I really appreciate the history lesson, I actually learned something. I've been a fan of your channel for awhile mate, and quite honestly, more history lessons please.

[@SyaneMc]

How about to try Eliminate style??

[@STRM1106]

install fl studio.

[@notmiura4832]

and a lot of reverb

[@mightyito5499]

Harmor

[@prodpoob]

SKREEEEEE

[@micro6555]

@@notmiura4832 and 8 ott's

[@storm9933]

Challenge Make a music which changes to other genre every 5 seconds

[@Jana-ho9mu]

STORM GAMING I want this

[@rrrrre2905]

yess pss

[@nohvembr4555]

yessss. Good Idea !

[@alfe5596]

soUnds like terRor squad

[@prodpoob]

i get that reference

[@CrystalSirens]

This is actually a certified bop coming from a dubstep producer nice work

[@KannaWorks]

How do you make your music what program?

[@CrystalSirens]

Rip_Mr_Lobster mostly fl studio and ableton

[@hecticbeatzz5628]

A 12 year old with a laptop and a cracked FL studio with a dubstep template is not a dubstep producer.

[@CrystalSirens]

VertexBart good thing im not one of those normies🤪

[@RageDasher_7751]

Oh wow, Brandon. Didn't expect you here.

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

“diga diga chee, diga gida chee, diga chee diga chee” *INTENSE HEAD BANGING*

[@user.sungte2527]

8:12 seven nation army daym!

[@stoony1745]

Dubstep is a complicated genre

[@PeterJamesVillegas]

I mean, it goes WAY back in the early 60's and late 80's.

[@flushroyal970]

Nobody: Compo guy : ends the vid with 7 nation dubstep remix...

[@lafluerpeter9]

Uk garage started around 94/5, it was just sped up US garage at first, then speed garage around 96. 2 step stemmed off of it in around 98. An early example of grime was born from 2 step (musical mobs pulse x and wileys eskimo plus dizzie rascal)around 2001/2 dubstep also stemmed off of 2 step with the artist El B carrying a more broken beat sound. Skream used to go in apple who was pushing 2 step and garage at the time with Hatcha who worked in there, they used to have a studio on the top floor iirc. Also iirc the black sheep bar (a small alternative club just up the road from apple) is where the sound started to spill from with dj's like sgt pokes pushing the sound.

[@dometrue7520]

Start learning from 4:20! 🧐

[@theantisocialyt1341]

I don't recall you ever saying anything about a Seven Nation Army crooker's bass...... But I love it

[@vaid.]

You're telling me there was no Doctor P in the 2010 scene 😳😳😳

[@YeetwithSwag]

Thanks for the history lesson 👍🏻 I know this genre of ‘music’ is all over the place but honestly it bangs once in awhile

[@SwishaMane420]

All I heard was "Krispy Cream, OOF!"

[@deparchermusic5447]

I could imagine this at like an ILLENIUM concert or something. Super helpful thank you

[@SwatIntellect]

The Legend Is Back

[@justinusjulius5007]

That "Crispy Cream OOH" totally caught me off guard, it was hilarious. I've watched quite a few videos of yours already, but now... I'm a subscriber and maybe I'll buy Ableton the next day too.

[@TwistedTrap]

Everyone gangsta until he shows clips of people dancing without shirts

[@alexrossdaniels4227]

I grew up watching the genre grow. There's nothing quite like the old school style tbh.

[@SpidermanGenius]

Pls Pls do "how to make music like Sub Urban!"

[@NicolasDelfino]

8:12 that second drop tho ! LIT

[@t.j.4809]

Great job! *Now do riddim!*

[@ourladypeace3]

just add wonky sounds and triplet kick

[@AstrocyteMusic]

WEE WOO WEE WOO quarter notes with a kick and clap/snare

[@robertkennedy9369]

Remove all melodic stuff, replace snare for kick+clap, and keep using be samples. You're done!

[@CommunityMixPromotions]

Whaaaat the end synths we’re so cool, shame you didnt tell use how you made those! I’ve been trying for too long haha, like good dubstep chords

[@Chenxh0]

Ah yes, skrillex

[@KannaWorks]

No

[@RageDasher_7751]

Disciple

[@rigel8755]

Ah yes, enslaved dubstep

[@JD-di6md]

Who

[@recyclingbin_]

Shrillaxe

[@aepicsock4091]

Riddim Dubstep Now Pls

[@nolle]

ez, just repeat the first bar from the drop for 5 minutes

[@prakesh2904]

N E V E R

[@hyjack7259]

Wow the history part was on point! I loved that part! Great vid man :D

[@LK-kd1oo]

Maybe do a How To Future Bounce

[@SOUNDCONTROLFLA]

this was low key more helpful than other tutorials i’ve watched lmao

[@maadfx8511]

minion

[@HellKey]

Give this man a medal, one for each Dubstep/Brostep tutorial. Amazing work :D

[@rostro_kun8620]

"Dankest producer ever to live..... Cuz i bought ableton the next day"

[@dawnistaken]

can you make how to sound like lost sky

[@JuneGrippin]

Was gucci

[@siddi37]

honestly, this is the PewDiePie of music production KZbin Channels. It's a literal meme. I love it! It's funny while I can still learn. You earn a subscription from me!

[@rrex]

HOW TO SOUND LIKE GALANTIS!

[@lilwombat]

nice that you know where it came from. i miss old dubstep it was so vibey

[@shvdowgvmer]

This legitimately needs to become a video to share to those who think that dubstep is all Skrillex, when they don't know the history behind it lol

[@strider029]

Ohh finally someone that speaks the same language as me. It's annoying that people always say "Skrillex started the dubstep" when in fact he did not and not even close he's just overrated.

[@negative6442]

@@strider029 Skrillex isn't even that good at dubstep, and all of his latest releases have been mediocre attempts at trap.

[@tenshi_exe]

Skrillex didn't invent it but he was one of the driving forces that pushed it into the mainstream for the 2010s and onward

[@molly-me5ik]

@@tenshi_exe Skrillex didnt invent it but he was one of the driving forces that ruined it for the 2010's and onward

[@RetirededKat]

I unironically would like to download this full track.

[@raihanalghifary3022]

next : how to music like armin van buuren

[@benjaminpike]

i keep unironically coming back to this video because the seven nation army section absolutely banggggs

[@CameronThatcher]

Your parents must definitely be proud

[@marscrasher]

i was excited to see a classic dubstep tutorial

[@raphielscape]

50% History channel 50% Composerily Balanced as all things should be

[@goosimusic]

off topic but barely alive's weeble wobble is gonna be the best weeble wobble of all time

[@kagurazakabg04]

Goosi eliminiminiminimininate and bAnDLeZ dont like it

[@DeadlyV1RU5]

As a 12 year old with a cracked FL Studio and a cracked Serum and a cracked everything I approve this message.

[@DrAG-oq6cl]

Even a cracked soul after your dad left to get milk?

[@littlefela6889]

Thank you for explaining what the history of dubstep is

[@skymoov]

You forgot to say that the "modern mainstream Dubstep" that skrillex made is called "Brostep" by the underground Dubstep community, and for the people who wana listen to og uk dubstep, go to the duploc.com label, or visit reddit r/realdubstep

[@KnotPhound]

Skrillex wasn't the creator of Brostep. Knife Party started it with "Centipede" and became very popular, then Zomboy with "Terror Squad" exploded it. And then Skrillex just made a parody of Terror Squad called "All is fair in love and Brostep". The term Brostep wasn't very popular back then before Skrillex used it.

[@skymoov]

@@KnotPhound i know, brostep came around 2006-2008 whit artist like excision, rusko, caspa, flux pavillon, doctor p and others, skrillex made the succes of brostep Edit : also the term brostep was used before the song of skrillex because it came from a joke on twitter

[@KnotPhound]

@@skymoov The good old days when every song sounded like Terror Squad. I don't really miss them tbh.

[@proximityclockworkx1572]

Ah the subgenres such as Symphonic Fartstep. Great stuff.

[@TheDark761]

Psytrance Next, not cheesy new infected mushroom/skazi... do Rubix Qube, Rinkadink, Dust.

[@tomgxz]

Jezus the actual music-making starts halfway in :D

[@rafaiatagan5900]

Area21 tutorial or flume tutorial pleaseeee

[@miscellaneous1276]

Area21 is martin garrix.

[@musicaluprising924]

This is awesome!

[@notjoey192]

*Skrillex in a nutshell*

[@KannaWorks]

No🤨

[@JD-di6md]

'WHAAAT? OHHMAAAIIGAAAAWWDDDD!!'

[@KannaWorks]

@@JD-di6md 🤨

[@Dijxiejdns]

Rip_Mr_Lobster 🤨

[@KannaWorks]

@@Dijxiejdns 😳

[@zaiderbaiter]

This was actually better than a lot of modern dubstep.

[@disuko]

Sounds like a dope geometry dash level

[@equaius893]

lmao yeah

[@restarted5289]

This is probably my favorite one of all your vids

[@DieseltheWhiteTailedBuck]

hi

[@GXRICC]

Okay

[@LMN.H]

@@GXRICC don't forget the smile :D

[@GXRICC]

@@LMN.H yes

[@reeseboyko1650]

Great video, sums up everything I've ever read or watched perfectly

[@ionvop]

Since classic dubstep is the real "dubstep" and modern dubstep is supposed to be called "brostep", I personally just prefer calling it "dubstep" instead of brostep or modern dubstep because not many people use the term "brostep" and just use the term "dubstep" for these type of music Same thing goes for "the real dubstep", I'll just call it "classic dubstep" since the term "dubstep" has already evolved past it

[@sknky9774]

I wouldn't call the modern one dubstep. It has nothing to do with the name of the genre at all. Both genres use the same tempo but brostep is an american thing while dubstep is a UK thing.

[@nolilps]

Need a full ver of this song tbh

[@YurrL]

50 seconds ago gang

[@DaveOtevrel]

This vid is the best Christmas gift this year

[@andrueanderson8637]

Hmm.. I used to think you actually were creating these tracks yourself but now I'm starting to think maybe someone just sent this to you and you're kinda just reviewing it and throwing in halfassed memes here and there.. :(

[@nikokrainermusic1363]

Andrue Anderson yeah😂

[@drpflufi7448]

QQ How did you come to this conclusion ? Did I miss something ?

[@andrueanderson8637]

​@@drpflufi7448 So basically the whole "Oh what is this?" and all the "Yea and then you click this thing and put in some shit and oh yea I forgot also do one of these"... I mean it used to be a joke, like he used to imply that he ironically didn't know what he was doing or that it was ironically so easy he didn't need to really put in effort, now it's not looking so much like a joke as much as he literally didn't put in any effort or just straight up didn't create the track at all lol. I could be way off base here, maybe I'm a boomer and the content isn't for me. Idk. Just doesn't seem quite as funny as some of the earlier stuff, super low energy, super low effort.. If you enjoy it do not let my opinion keep you from it! Hope that provides some context

[@3333-o5y]

bringing back the classic styles fuck yeah