Well, shit. I think I just made hardstyle. Feedback, as always, appreciated. Especially on the mix and master stuff.
#smacc it
formal cedar
formal cedar
https://rchase.bandcamp.com/track/smacc-it
Well, this was a rather quick release.
formal cedar
Replaced the artwork with this due to my guilty conscience.
ruby shoal
Replaced the artwork with this due to my guilty conscience.
why is mlp
idk what im listening to but mixing sounds fine i guess
formal cedar
idk what im listening to but mixing sounds fine i guess
Would you believe me if I told you that the previous artwork was also a MLP crossover yoinked from Pinterest?
Anyway, if you never heard hardstyle, I wouldn't blame you. It's really popular in the Netherlands, probably the most mainstream hardcore techno subgenre after nu-style gabber.
...and happy hardcore.
...and yes, Frenchcore, believe it or not.
Anyway, hardstyle is deeply rooted in techno (and jumpstyle if you really want to consider the history of it), but instead of subtle development, it's usually buildups and drops.
ruby shoal
Would you believe me if I told you that the previous artwork was also a MLP cros...
i only heard the word gabber from lapfox but idk what it means
ruby shoal
...and happy hardcore.
goated track
formal cedar
i only heard the word gabber from lapfox but idk what it means
Gabber originally came from a Dutch slang meaning the same as "mate" or "friend". These days, gabber usually refers to the oldschool stuff, but it could also refer to the nu-skool stuff as well. The term dates back to the 1990, so this isn't a new thing.
Sometimes, gabber just refers to hardcore techno that isn't Frenchcore nor happy hardcore (though I've seen gabber refer to bouncy techno, which is more related to happy hardcore than actual techno).