@Nyancat380 beat my record with 29 minutes and 20 seconds. Let's see if anyone else can beat THAT! #SpeedcoreSpeedrun

@22tfortnitevevo

2 жыл бұрын

if only i had talent

@scoutts2140

Жыл бұрын

@@ripped.u u

Music theory: "Anything above 220 BPM is too fast to listen to." Speedcore artists: "Hold my DAW"

@TheBakaCirno

3 жыл бұрын

Extratone:

@princealigorna7468

3 жыл бұрын

Not just speedcore! For something similar, but more metal, just look at cybergrind! Some of that shit is close to 1000 bpm!

@LucIndustries

3 жыл бұрын

Hitech artists: so you're saying 220 is still fine?

@LazyBastard69

3 жыл бұрын

More like anything above 220 BPM becomes half time to the listener, especially when you spread out the snare like pagefire-man did

@peterbagosi3862

3 жыл бұрын

a lot of technical death metal bands do around 350 BPM

>distort kick >10,000 bpm Done!

@Latios-zl4co

3 жыл бұрын

Extratone be like

@kalliboymusic

3 жыл бұрын

This is actually Extratone, lmao

@cassiopeia3429

3 жыл бұрын

as a speedcore/extratone/hypertone/etc. producer this is basically how it's made lol

@kalliboymusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@cassiopeia3429 Yeah, but he accidentally mentioned extratone, not speedcore As he wants to make that joke, lmao

@cassiopeia3429

3 жыл бұрын

@@kalliboymusic Who cares? The joke makes sense to me.

I fucking love speedcore and I'm tired of pretending I don't.

@LilSeizures

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes you just thrown on some speedcore and breakcore and just let your brain melt. It's good for the soul.

@DNXTMaster

3 жыл бұрын

I binge entire SKRD!!! albums when doing homework. Helps me focus for some reason. It's like my brown/white noise, but with a shit ton of polish memes sampled haha

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

Diabarha is king to me. Also for Splittercore,Suizidcore and Extratone. Diabarha is the best to me.

@DNXTMaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@lars38010 diabarha was my gateway drug to SKRD!!! he will always have a special spot in my heart

@fuzzybuzzy3159

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha TQBF go brrrrrr

Quick little guide: Speedcore: 300bpm or higher. Splittercore: 600bpm or higher. Extratone: 1000bpm or higher.

@novahspins5153

3 жыл бұрын

One note though: Extratone was created by DJ Einrich, who defined it as music at 3600bpm, saying it's the perfect bpm. But that definition got lost, and now everyone considers everything over 1000+ extratone. Except Pressterror, who calls his extratone suizidcore. So he's technically correct.

@xjosex5802

3 жыл бұрын

@@novahspins5153 Thank you for this additional note.

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

Let me make that guide a little bit bigger. Terrorcore/Terror 170-300 bpm Example: Striker - Never Surrender Flashcore (can reach 1000+bpm) Example: HFK - Reve, Creve Suizidcore 1000-3600 bpm (sounds like a more aggressive Splittercore) Example: PRESSTERROR - ICH HÖRE WAS WAS DU NICHT HÖRST & DAS IST SUIZIDCORE Supertone 15.000-1.200.000 bpm Example: Exp_23:25 & Blandix - Unexpected combination Hypertone 1.200.000+bpm Example: Exp_23:25 - The full universe in a few seconds

@xjosex5802

3 жыл бұрын

@@lars38010 An excellent addition. Thank you.

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

@@xjosex5802 No problem.

How to make Post-Punk has been delayed for a few weeks, so this was filmed to fill the void of February. Sorry for the inconvenience and love you all!

@hellowhirled

3 жыл бұрын

could always blend both genres and do a Wire video

@AllTheseWastedNuts

3 жыл бұрын

super keen on this one!

@dgmusic2600

3 жыл бұрын

You should do Noise Rock after that

@tylerbonn6883

3 жыл бұрын

Take your time! May I request an Extratone video? You thought 870 was too fast, boy that's a ballad compared to Extratone, lol!

@avnas1946

3 жыл бұрын

Pls Make a video on industrial music

Speed core was created when John Speed tried to play hardcore twice at the same time

@Pagefire

3 жыл бұрын

John Speed sounds like a loser

@daad3210

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pagefire indeed he is

If the music is faster than light then you can only listen to it in the darkness :0

@joedirt3563

Жыл бұрын

Not possible. Sound waves can not travel no where near as fast as light can.

@RichardDeBerryOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@@joedirt3563 🤓

@aidanmahoney9865

Жыл бұрын

If you can listen to it before 8pm, it’s pop music

@homestucklover413

8 ай бұрын

@@joedirt3563wait until you hear extratone. ;3

@ministry_of_mood

24 күн бұрын

Beautifully put

Pagefire looks like that cool cousin and that cool uncle at that same time.

@eduardsusai559

3 жыл бұрын

@@randallflag1365 lmao

@ripadu

3 жыл бұрын

Pagefire is a group andris whos in the video is one of the members

@quinkledinkle3760

3 жыл бұрын

He looks like all my norwegian relatives.

Can we get Industrial Metal??

@duskframe7331

3 жыл бұрын

that would be awesome

@darklordthomaspie6293

3 жыл бұрын

@@SomeDumbKid1 Um, no, Synthwave has nothing to do with Industrial music. Industrial is a form of experimental synth-punk, and Synthwave is a House, Eurodisco, and 8-Bit-derived. Industrial is heavy and electronic and avant-garde. Industrial Metal is Industrial combined with Metal, and I'm fairly sure it existed long before Synthwave.

@2free2snakes

3 жыл бұрын

@@darklordthomaspie6293 You think industrial metal existed long before early 1980's? I find that interesting.

@saintphoenix2025

3 жыл бұрын

@@2free2snakes industrial metal didn't, but industrial music in general was born waaaay before the 80s

@MysteriousAsteria

3 жыл бұрын

@@darklordthomaspie6293 There are actually two "versions" or meanings for synthwave, since the term did exist in the 80s already, but was used only for a very small, niche scene. Mainly synth based New Wave and Post-Punk, that was very simple and minimal and some of that stuff could border a bit on EBM or Industrial, or be somewhat experimental. A lot of the former synthwave music is now put into categories such as "minimal wave" or "cold wave". And I know that for a certainty, because I used to go to Goth nights where they played that stuff and advertised it as "synthwave" - and that was long before the current synthwave/outrun style of music was a thing. Afaik the shift happened in the late 00s, when online blogs and music writers were calling outrun "synthwave". So synthwave did kinda exist before, it just was not the same music we think of under that label now.

To be fair, Mobys 1000 is a pretty good song. And the fact that the new kids are all confused when after the speedup no "drop" occurs makes it even better.

@isellcrack3537

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn`t call it a "song" even less so a "pretty good" one but I guess we`ll just have to agree to disagree

You have to be one of the most cultured artists on youtube. I mean what haven't ya been able to produce and not literally be years beyond at least half of that genre in composing music. Even for filler this would make selling art at rave festivals alot better compared to whatever I'm about to hear if covid doesn't change my plans again.

I can see these patterns and hear these hitcircles... Somebody pLeAsE make it a map in osu.

Not gonna lie: You could play this song at 4 AM at a party when the last Hardcore-heads are on the dancefloor and they would love it :D

@__BlacklotuS__

10 ай бұрын

for sure

@bassterix7151

5 ай бұрын

*RAISES CLAW HANDS*

Suggestions for future genre tutorial videos: RABM (Red anarchist black metal) DSBM (Depressive suicidal black metal) Banjo slam Deathcore Dungeon synth

@FierceMotorworks

3 жыл бұрын

Crusader Metal (think Powerwolf) would be epic. It's like a religion-based subgenre of power metal

@necromaniacproductions8712

3 жыл бұрын

@@FierceMotorworks Oh damn, I never even heard of Crusader Metal before, but then again I don't really delve much into power metal. Yeah, that would be pretty cool although.

@nonyabiddnuss4848

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to hear their approach to dungeon synth lmao

@tylerbonn6883

3 жыл бұрын

Plunderphonics would be interesting as well.

@syahdwesaprawasa

3 жыл бұрын

add midwest emo and skramz to that list, and i will be happy

Now I'm waiting for "How to make Extratone" "How to make Supertone" "How to make Hypertone"

@user-pj2sp9kh7g

3 жыл бұрын

No, supertone is faster than extratone. And the fastest is hyperton, which comes after the supertone in speed

@Latios-zl4co

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-pj2sp9kh7g i'd rather listen to splittercore its more melodic especially Diabarha

@user-pj2sp9kh7g

3 жыл бұрын

@@Latios-zl4co i really love Diabarha too but he also wrote deathstep so that you know

@jandoubrava3991

3 жыл бұрын

Supertone and Hypertone aren't that popular, but basically they are just much faster. I'm honestly huge fan of speedcore, pressterror is my favourite.

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

Noice. But what about Splittercore ,Suizidcore and Flashcore?

For a speedcore song made in under 30 mins, this is great! Most speedcore artists would probably spend at least an hour on just making the kick, I know I have spent hours on kickdrums alone myself. However, I don't make speedcore myself, I think the fastest I'd go on a track is 180 bpm since that gives room for good melodies and the like.

@fuzzybuzzy3159

3 жыл бұрын

Give melodic speedcore a go. TQBF's albums from Wanderlust and up are so fucking beautiful.

@Hardcrafter2807

3 жыл бұрын

@@fuzzybuzzy3159 I assume TQBF is a Japanese producer? I would imagine that's part of the reason his speedcore is so good. Japanese producers are really next level!

@fuzzybuzzy3159

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hardcrafter2807 Nah she's Canadian but is heavily influenced by Japanese musicians and games.

@Hardcrafter2807

3 жыл бұрын

@@fuzzybuzzy3159 Yeah, I found the bandcamp page after lol At first by looking up TQBF on Spotify I found a remix on Kobaryo's 2018 album and assumed it was the same person, and assumed since the remix was on Kobaryo's album that they'd be Japanese, but turns out that The Quick Brown Fox doesn't have anything on Spotify or iTunes.

@fuzzybuzzy3159

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hardcrafter2807 Yeah she is KZread and Bandcamp exclusively.

We have "Grandma's Hacksaw Lobotomy and BBQ Spaghetti" and "Spaghetti Makeup". Will we be getting another spaghetti song to complete the trilogy?

@aidanmahoney9865

Жыл бұрын

Death Metal - “Spaghetti Entrails”

0:32 I SAW THAT OLLIE CLIP.

@the_first_person

3 жыл бұрын

seems like pagefire has been in the rabbit hole

@igx2214

3 жыл бұрын

damn didn't noticed it

@SomeDumbKid1

3 жыл бұрын

None can escape the rabbit hole. Soon all will join us in here.

0:32 A really fast zombie girl. Oh no, even Andri is fallen in to the hole

Not gonna lie I'm pretty sure some of my dj friends would unironically play this at a rave, it slaps

@deadhumanisalive

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it does

0:32 *i see you're a man of culture aswell*

I love how we got to see you create your gloriously-horrifying magic in real-time for this one, Andri. Great stuff man!

A style of EDM that actually sounds dope and heavy. I got a friend who listens to mostly EDM, but a lot of it sounds poppy with female singers singing about "love" and "romance." I think I found something we can both be more into.

@darnok6407

2 жыл бұрын

Also check out japanese artists like T+Pazolite, Kobaryo or DJ Myosuke

I feel like I've heard songs like these as background music for the Madness Combat series

I remember hearing stuff like this back in the late nineties, only it was called gabber and not speedcore.

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

Hardcore/Gabber has many subgenres. Speedcore is 1 of them.

@jamms992

2 жыл бұрын

Rob Gee?

WHAT? SPEEDCORE? I'M READY!

0:32 The rabbit hole consumes all.

You guys got me so into cybergrind that I knew this genre before you made the video, except I prefer extratone and splittercore. I'm feeling pretty good about my research skills now.

You’re videos make me laugh and also help me make better soundtracks, keep up the good work, I love your content!

Still waiting for Midwest emo or Skramz/Real Screamo

@thestraydog

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so down for Midwest emo

i like that by the end of these you actually create new good tracks for my playlist

@Pagefire

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry for making bangers, we promise to never stop.

@Edgar193

Жыл бұрын

@@Pagefire how could you!

OMG THIS IS SO EPIC AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA FUKIN' LOVE SPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDCOOOOOOOOOREEEEEEEEEEEE thx pagefire, for make my dream come to reality, yay

S P A G H E T T I

EPIC. Great sound design!

Love the necronomicon releasedate on the white board. Thanks for the update!!

As a speedrunner I have to say, great Speedcore Speedrun bro!

If Infant Annihilator was Techno

Thank you for keeping speedcore alive :)

i cant explain how much i love speedcore to be honest, i can sleep to it and i wouldnt get mad if it was the only genre i would have to listen to for the rest of my life

as a fan of speedcore and extratone, this is really good stuff, 10/10 vid

Speedcore: intelligible speed noises Splittercore: unintelligible speed noises Extratone: **speed**

Been waiting for this 😌

IVE BEEN WAITINGTHIS VID MY WHOLE LIFE

Maaan, that's perfect, my grats, dont stop maiking vids)))

OH MY GOD YOU GUYS FINILLY DID IT. YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING

Love ur content! Greetings from Germany!

@Pagefire

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

omg so awesome xD i subscribed for metal and now ... i'm officially a fan of your account XD

Wow, this video changed my life. Thank you so much for sharing. Truly inspirational. God bless.

@TheProtagonistGabber

4 ай бұрын

Jokes aside, this is like learning how to give yourself ear cancer.

I DIDN'T NOTICE THIS BEFORE, THANKS FOR DOING THIS!

Love the whole team!!! Cheers friends!

i fucking love the cam it makes the video so much better

That feeling when andri uploads another video

First time i've listened to Speedcore was in between 2004-2006 ..... The tune was TokyoStyleSpeedcore by M1dy ( crazy tune tho but not the best from him ) ..... Years after, i found Diabarha ( freakin' loud / powerful kicks from him ) .... I like his stuff

@enciontioar

2 жыл бұрын

same

This is the soundtrack to the weegee invasion of 2009.

good work!

That speedcore track you made is unironically kinda fun to listen to with the Luigi sample, ngl

This is actually pretty brilliant. I would like to hear that as a metal song, please. 🙂

as a 10+ year long fan of speedcore id love to see you make an album

Congratulations, you are now in a speedcore hole.

@Pagefire

3 жыл бұрын

Any hole is a goal.

Didn't expect you'll make this.

As a lover of Speedcore, this track is banging!!!!!

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

*Actually* The music shown as an example here is indeed what most ppl think of if the term "speedcore" is mentioned. However this style of speedcore is more of a meme than anything else. In fact some of the stuff was really spot on and had me lol`ing hard af XD Usually these tracks do follow a very basic formula and hardly offer anything artistic. Fans of this style as well the artists are often edgelords - as in they like the music cz it`s so obnoxious. The faster the better...*so hardcore meme* That`s also the reason why I among many other ppl refer to it as "Drrrrr" speedcore. As ridiculous as it sounds I also call it "mainstream" speedcore but that is because it has derived as a genre straight from mainstream hardcore. Artists who gave birth to this style are from the Netherlands or Germany. Sadly few ppl are aware that there is a "school" or a "branch" of speedcore that is actually one of the most impressive electronic (sub)genres. It`s roots are way more experimental and avantgarde. . Tracks are way more technical not just compared to Drrr speedcore but pretty much most electronic genres. While a faster tempo is for the most part there "funnily" enough the BPM is not the only thing that matters here and a lot of times tacks don`t even follow the 4x4 structure. Instead of going full-on speedcore tracks often combine elements of IDM, psychedelic, ambient, noise etc. This school of speedcore comes out of France* **. It`s also the music genre with most noticeable female presence among the artists. * NOT to be confused with "Frenchcore" ** a subgenre that was born out of this speedcore style is "Flashcore" although there are a lot of similarities between the two the latter does have it`s distinct characteristics. Even further "branching out" and fragmentation can be observed with time as artists who were heavily influenced by Flashcore have then built upon it to the extent where they`ve aquired a distinct and unique style. If anyone is actually interested in the actual music (and not only by my tendencies to sound as a snobby elitist while talking about obscure musical genres) I`ll be glad to share the names of artists and/or various bodies of work.

@ohwowitsme8548

Жыл бұрын

So what music artist would you consider to make speedcore? Still here to recommend anything?

@isellcrack3537

Жыл бұрын

@@ohwowitsme8548 No Name and Mouse (they are sisters), Neurocore, Atomhead AKA Unda Cova, HFK, BWK, La Peste, SAVE, Le Talium etc. etc. :)

Hahaha ffs man. I've been a speedcore producer for well over a decade at this point. Half of me is pissed but the other is laughing. Thanks for not taking a dump on the genre like a lot of people do. Honestly I've heard a lot worst than that you've done, which is impressive considering how quick you did it in. Obv there's loads more to the history apart from Moby (which is like, the only time he's made even remotely fast), but it's a great genre with a very active and welcoming scene. What's hilarious is that you've used a pic of one of my mates during his gigging years which bought me back! If you ever wanted to do a pt.2 I'm down to help, I'm @scDotDave on Twitter. Would love a chat. Cheers, sc.Dave!

This was uploaded on my birthday! How did I miss this?

This was good stuff. me like.

It's a pity you didn't look into Bloody Fist records from Newcastle, Australia. Their production process was pretty much: 1. Piss people off enough that they leave threatening voicemails 2. Sample threatening voicemails 3. Put a 909 kick through a distortion pedal and play at ridiculous speed 4. Chop up some sampled breaks because it just doesn't sound crazy enough, dammit! 5. Release, pissing more people off and restarting the whole cycle

bro that sounds lit

This track is actually very great Sounds like some M1DY I just missed some distortion on the kick But it's very great, man

There was a time I used to listen to speedcore. Good old times. Gabba Front Berlin Lacrima is a banger

that was amazing like unironically

Ok before I start the video, this comes to the absolute right moment! I've been listening to Hardcore, Hardstyle and House for the past three days WOOHOO! Stay safe, y'all!

@Latios-zl4co

3 жыл бұрын

Can I recommend you some good hardstyle? I've been listening to the scene for almost whole my life

@Eazyrun

3 жыл бұрын

@@Latios-zl4co Ah thx but no need. I had a three year metal phase and recently returned to electronic music, but thx

Subbed, and I was just trying to see how to make rage-game music

The Cats are confused. You made my cats confused! 😂

This is a banger

"You have 5 seconds to live." Wait wha-OH FUCK

playing with one or three sinewavedrones over three hours is so much fun! pleaaase make a drone episode!

0:32 Wow, a wild Ollie appeared - some cultured dudes right here. Looking forward to Kawaii Metal very soon

As an experimental producer I can highly recomend using extra tone samples for risers

Nice song!

Woah pagefire doing Techno? This is crazy

and now we're getting to the good stuff

How to make suggestions: - Melodeath/Gothenburg - Viking/Folk Metal - Pirate Metal - Dungeon Synth - Dark Ambient - Neofolk/Dark Folk/Pagan Folk - Crust Punk - Gothic Rock - Darkwave - Ethereal Wave - Martial Industrial - Terrorcore (I think it is a subgenre of Speedcore) - Black Midi - Power Electronics - EBM

What about "How to make Epic Doom Metal"?

@SignumImperativ

3 жыл бұрын

That would leave us all...bewitched!

Good content

Beat Saber players: You this shit slaps!

Next video: *math metal long play*

Kinda had some Industrial vibes. I enjoyed it!

fine. *gets addicted to speed core*

As one of the three people on the planet who listen to speedcore unironically: this slaps!

@lars38010

3 жыл бұрын

As someone who also listens to Speedcore: This is not to bad.

The whole time I was waiting for MC Ride to start throwing bars on top of that song

@thestraydog

3 жыл бұрын

Y U H.

I would love to see you guys create a death metal video but I’m still looking to see if you did one already.

you have done harsh noise walls already, although I would thoroughly enjoy a guide on other noise music that is more intricately put together

Unironically good

I used to make speedcore. Fun stuff

actually sounds kinda good

Tbh I expected some "THIS ISNT MUSIC" shitpost type video. But instead I got a very entertaining video that captures speedcore and how the listeners feel about it 100% I love it!

No entiendo ni una puta palabra pero llegué por el vídeo del "noise" y no me arrepiento. Saludos desde Argentina, si es que traducen esto.

That does sound pretty good for something you made in half an hour, though :)