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Thought into producing

Post by did » Sat Jul 11, 2009 1:55 pm

I think this is lacking in a lot of songs I've heard recently. Not just the production but everything. People seem to just be downloading/buying some software, making a kick-hihat-snare-hihat beat and then whacking a mi range wobble of which the rate increases and decreases, then not even EQing it properly, just whacking it on youtube/zshare and throwing out 320s like nobodies business. the internet is an amazing tool for music promotion etc but before internet tunes had to be up to a certain standard to get heard by the masses.
also, i know a lot of people who are literally making 140bpm wobblers literally to impress their friends and make it look like theyre more of a 'head' than others. now this is just fucked up. i'd consider a head someone who'll be down at a night whether or not skream is playing and whether or not theres 1000 people or 10 people there. but again, who says being a 'head' is cool now? why do people feel the need to try and prove their love for a genre of music to people and make it look like they like it and have been into it more/for longer than others?

dubstep is not a 'fashion' or a 'fad' where you have to dress and talk 'dubstep etc. it's music.

if you like it, listen to it, feel it, enjoy it. that's good enough for me.

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Post by abe_froman » Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:35 pm

I think the more you moan about dumb shit, the more of a head you are. so you're a proper dubstep head innit, kudos man, kudos.

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Post by Grubby Gnome » Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:46 pm

its all about the love of music not about trying to impress others... who cares if somebody has been listening to dubstep (or any genre for that matter) a year longer than others..as long as people arent bandwagon jumpers and get into it purely for the love of the sounds. dubstep becoming more popular does have its downsides, but hopefully it means it will reach more genuine fans who otherwise may have missed out.

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Post by did » Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:44 pm

Remedial wrote:its all about the love of music not about trying to impress others... who cares if somebody has been listening to dubstep (or any genre for that matter) a year longer than others..as long as people arent bandwagon jumpers and get into it purely for the love of the sounds. dubstep becoming more popular does have its downsides, but hopefully it means it will reach more genuine fans who otherwise may have missed out.
this so much

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Post by POND LIFE » Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:47 pm

meh, im a dubstep newbie really, only been into it 2 years max, probably closer to one. but i believe my tracks are fairly respectable and original, and producing came before my interest in dubstep anyway...
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Post by deadly_habit » Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:33 pm

the same shit happens in any scene
popularity rises so do the shit producers with generic tunes
what was it fidgit house/electro last year?
subfocus/pendulum and noisia emulation before that

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Post by did » Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:48 pm

d1rt1989 wrote:meh, im a dubstep newbie really, only been into it 2 years max, probably closer to one. but i believe my tracks are fairly respectable and original, and producing came before my interest in dubstep anyway...
but do you produce to be cool? and not put any thought into it? no, because you can tell by your beats that you do it because you love doing it

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Post by mumble » Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:13 pm

If people want to copy and produce poor music just to look "cool" let them.

They wont get very far....

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Post by tomm » Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:21 pm

Isn't it obvious that the problem isn't so much to do with technique and rather that hunners of folk are just shite & they'll always struggle to make decent music regardless of the effort they put in?

Everycunt can't be special.

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Post by did » Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:44 pm

Tomm wrote:Isn't it obvious that the problem isn't so much to do with technique and rather that hunners of folk are just shite & they'll always struggle to make decent music regardless of the effort they put in?

Everycunt can't be special.
yes but im talking about the people who make a shit tune and are then like LOOK AT ME I MAKE DUBSTEP I'M COOL. ive heard one or 2 of these whos tunes are half decent but they just lack the soul.

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Post by dubstep_it_up » Mon Jul 13, 2009 6:29 pm

Mate you are posting 8.53 posts a day!
2674 posts since Sep 2008

Do you have anything better to do that sit on the internet all day and slag off people liking Dubstep!

You really need to get out more!!

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Post by feral witchchild » Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:59 pm

Meh, people will mindlessly latch on to anything they can...not worth getting worked up over.
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Post by did » Tue Jul 14, 2009 12:55 am

Dubstep_It_Up wrote:Mate you are posting 8.53 posts a day!
2674 posts since Sep 2008

Do you have anything better to do that sit on the internet all day and slag off people liking Dubstep!

You really need to get out more!!
go back up to the top of my post and read it again.

i'm slagging off people who like it because it's 'cool'.


and you're on a forum slagging off people with a lot of posts? -q-

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Post by did » Tue Jul 14, 2009 12:57 am

Feral Witchchild wrote:Meh, people will mindlessly latch on to anything they can...not worth getting worked up over.
i know i know, it's just when i go to a night and the room is empty, then the dj plays in for the kill and its full for a whole 5 mins then empties again, it just pisses me off cus i know how hard the djs/promoters have worked and how long i have waited to have these nights and people just fuck them n take way too much ket and are sick everywhere etc etc etc

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