its not stupid comparable a lot of djs will mix DnB with house / trance sometimes , and accaully alot of songs have combined breakbeats and house , it just isnt really popular
sometimes the difference between the two electornic genres can simply be beat patterns . the rest liek samples synths basslines etc could be relativly the same depending on producers styles
think about it theres tech , reggae, happy, hard, funk, dark, minimalist, heavy, "dirty filthy" influences that can all that can be found in techno, dnb, dubstep, house, breakbeat watever, you should know the music draws tons of influences from records of the past and of the present

sometimes the genre difference is simply because of the tempo/percussion pattern . . that can easily be seen in all the jump up tracks i posted, they are extremely comparable to a lot of dubstep tracks,- its just the tempo and beat patterns that seperate it . .


-- by the way frown nice suggestions in the house section

This post was edited by Chemikill on Jun 15 2010 12:16am

I hear ya, but just cause things are similar in some respect doesn't make them comparable without bias or personal taste imo.

I was more or less just referencing the guy who literally said an entire genre of music sucks. Never a good stance...

And thanks

This post was edited by TheFrown on Jun 15 2010 12:35am

yea for sure . . dont know where ne1 is from but if your near tri state area heres some djs playin all dance music

http://g7productions.us/images/galactic-groove-thing-back-web.jpg

That's rather correct, the beat in Trance music are similar. But the very worthy thing in trance is the melody in general.

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saw dieselboy dj live twice

Never tried do to do such a thing as "educating" you.
You take it as you want.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnwlz3pv29g&feature=player_embedded

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Fans of this genre should really watch the vid in my Amen Break thread.