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Post by legend4ry » Mon Mar 03, 2008 7:44 pm

So I often sit 'ere wanting to show people my tunes and get some input from them and when you post on here, specially for someone like me who has only been producing a few months its kinda hit and miss if people are even going to listen to the tunes let alone give you input.


So my question is, do people have a couple of mates who know what they're talking about / fellow producers they send tunes to on the regular and get some input. Because I do send quite a few tunes to my mates and they're like "ah, thats cool man" or "ahh, don't like that" but would be nice if I had someone who'd say .. "oh, add a little delay to this, that snare might sound better with a bit more punch" well you get my drift.


So do you have a 'partner in crime' so to say?
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Post by djake » Mon Mar 03, 2008 7:48 pm

i know of 3 people that give me genuine feedback.

they all make tunes so they no the deal, n i do the same for them.

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Post by jackquinox » Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:06 pm

Yeah i have a few close friends who also make music but they tend to make very different stuff to me so sometimes they dont quite know where im coming from with some music i make (as in there proper techno heads so not having a 4x4 beat doesnt sound right) anyways i really like this part of the forum and i think we can have a really good community angle of constructive criticism and encouragement going on which is all good.
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Post by legend4ry » Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:16 pm

I guess I kinda shy away from these parts of the forum and the few times Ive asked questions they've been to obvious and I make myself look like a right plum.

Although just trolling I have learned quite a bit and the community does have a good bunch people who have a decent head on them when it comes to producing, I guess everyone struggles to get feedback when they first start?
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Post by psyphon » Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:48 pm

I have mates who produce but I also like to get opinions of my music from outside sources but I find the Dubs section of dubstep forum a poxy nightmare.

I've posted my music up there on several occasions and have received pretty much no feedback, and I have noticed some of the people who use the production forum don't use the dubs section and vice-versa. Weird?!

I'm fairly new to making Dubstep and feedback is extremely important to me. I'm old enough to know when my tracks are being constructively criticized and when someone is just spouting crap, so it's all good I suppose.
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Post by djake » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:11 pm

psyphon wrote:
I've posted my music up there on several occasions and have received pretty much no feedback
join the club....

althou big up the fused forces

they av liked a couple of my tracks n played em on react fm

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Post by legend4ry » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:17 pm

Seems like everyone has there little group of mates who they share there tracks with then =].


Well, if anyone wants to listen to a few of my tracks/give me some pointers PM me your msn/aim. Would be appreciated :D
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Post by d-T-r » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:45 pm

these people are hard to find so when you find em, value them!
good to have a mixture of technical knowledged people and just 'regular' listeners. aslong as they're always 100% honest its all good.
which reminds me, im due to pass on my monthly batch of cd's to said people.
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Post by jackquinox » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:58 pm

Legendary wrote:Seems like everyone has there little group of mates who they share there tracks with then =].


Well, if anyone wants to listen to a few of my tracks/give me some pointers PM me your msn/aim. Would be appreciated :D
I just posted my first bit of music on the "what have you made today thread" so if you divshare it or something then just put it on there and i will give it a listen, im not a seasoned professional but i can give you one opinion.
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Post by twitch » Tue Mar 04, 2008 6:56 am

I have some producer/dj mates that give me feedback - both into dubstep. If it passes the ear test it goes on their radio show friday night.

And i got over sending my tracks here - no feedback. Plus - i'd rather keep my stuff to myself and my mates. Loses their impact if everyone knows the choon. peace!!

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