[TJ Elite]

 

Deadmau5 isnt house, at all.

Uh... agree to disagree. Over half of his music is progressive house.

Yeah. I haven't listened to very much deadmau5, but he has made both progressive house and electro house.

 

[DisCHORDDubstep]

"Still Ragamuffin" by Spag Heddy.

 

[acidogio]

  Yeah. I haven't listened to very much deadmau5, but he has made both progressive house and electro house.

 
which proves my point. (although I'm probably being pedantic a**hole here, apologies in advance.)
 
house, just as many other genres names (dubstep, for instance) has been used as a broad definition for genres that have very little in common to with the "original" meaning of the word itself.
 
expl
 
dub (as derivative of dub, which is a defined genre) + step (derivative of two-step, a genre with a defined rhythmic structure) =
 
dubby in two-step, wich of course has nothing to do with the music that nowadays is commonly referred as dubstep.
 
still the name remains..
 
 
go listen to some Chicago house, then some ****ty prog house, I dare you to say the are the same thing

 

[Thujone]

Please, enlighten me on the genre that is Deadmau5.

 

[SoundPon3]

I'm really not fussed on classifying songs based on Genre because many songs these days have the qualities of multiple genres. 

 

[Master Shake]

  This song is mostly delicate,but deep sub bass tones. Especially at the beginning. Some really good chillstep

 

[SoundPon3]

A wake up song. Typical PBN
 

 

[SpArkLeS]

Found this one, liking it very much.
 
Riley Warren - Eternal Sonata
 
https://soundcloud.com/djrileywarren/eterna-sonata

 

[SpArkLeS]

 

[moriez]

Usually I stay away from releases wearing the Psybient or Psychill tag but am impressed and bopping my head to this. Sorry for repeating myself but another TH-600 killer

 

 

[iceman600]

Is Chillstep a part of EDM music? Found this awsome bass while browsing for music.
https://soundcloud.com/best-of-chillstep/let-go

 

[DisCHORDDubstep]

Is Chillstep a part of EDM music? Found this awsome bass while browsing for music.
https://soundcloud.com/best-of-chillstep/let-go

not exactly edm because I don't think you can dance to it, but it most definitely is electronic.

 

[SpArkLeS]

  Is Chillstep a part of EDM music? Found this awsome bass while browsing for music.
https://soundcloud.com/best-of-chillstep/let-go

Thx, very nice
 
Question how would this sound with the Senn's HD600's? or should I get different cans for this kind of music?

 

[TJ Elite]

Thx, very nice

Question how would this sound with the Senn's HD600's? or should I get different cans for this kind of music?

I've never understood people who say they use these and these cans for this and this kind of music and these and these cans for some other kind of music. If your headphones only work for certain kind of music but not another, then there is something wrong with your headphones. It's plain simple.

 

[moriez]

 

  Is Chillstep a part of EDM music? Found this awsome bass while browsing for music.
https://soundcloud.com/best-of-chillstep/let-go

Thx, very nice
 
Question how would this sound with the Senn's HD600's? or should I get different cans for this kind of music?

 
It's a great headphone but generally not recommended for a genre like EDM. Depending on how you like your sound there's many routes to go. In that price bracket a Denon D2000 or Beyerdynamic DT990 comes to mind.
 
 

 

Thx, very nice

Question how would this sound with the Senn's HD600's? or should I get different cans for this kind of music?

I've never understood people who say they use these and these cans for this and this kind of music and these and these cans for some other kind of music. If your headphones only work for certain kind of music but not another, then there is something wrong with your headphones. It's plain simple.

 
Once upon a time I would have agreed with you. I have been happy with just one headphone (Sennheiser HD-25) for years listening to every and all type of music. Does one need to have several cans to have a good time and max enjoyment? Certainly not, 100% not. But.. once you start trying out different gear there's no way getting around the crystal clear fact that one headphone simply does better with certain music than the other. Just no way