I take it you haven't seen one of deadlys threads before then XDskanky beats wrote:@deadly this thread was completley pointless.
cuz i havent got much to bring to the table that hasnt already been discussed (until ive figured out Pd, reactable and can make a thread on making tangible user interfaces for makeing wubstep) ,hurlingdervish wrote:The true test of an overly specific, pretentious, genre name, is how many sycophants line up to defend its bullshit when the copy-cats arrive on the scene, imitating the styles of people who had no conscience for the styles they were innovating.
hang on i'll start the 2000th how do i sound like skrillex thread this week, i'd rather have a discussion on wtf is going on and how to quell this problem so the board can have some semblance of order and not a clusterfuck of how do i sound like threads.skanky beats wrote:@deadly this thread was completley pointless.
Depone wrote:Im going to get drunk and make an alpaca thread like the good 'ol days
ok..deadly habit wrote:hang on i'll start the 2000th how do i sound like skrillex thread this week, i'd rather have a discussion on wtf is going on and how to quell this problem so the board can have some semblance of order and not a clusterfuck of how do i sound like threads.skanky beats wrote:@deadly this thread was completley pointless.
can we get a post limit or time base before being able to post a new thread on this board please mods or just lock and refer to the stickies as we did with the last influx of this posting trend. as others have said it's getting hard to tell who is legit around here. has me spending less and less time here.
Your the information!!!zerbaman wrote:I think it stems from impatient new kids wanting to make the 'coolest' sound ever. I think this is the wrong angle to take when getting into production tbh. I think one of my blessings when I started out was having an open mind. I liked all sorts of stuff, didn't really care what I made, just enjoyed making it. From there, after learning what I was actually doing, did I begin to go after these sounds...
Then again, I'm in no real position to be talking. Who the fuck am I in the wide worlds of brostep & dubstep hahahaha
Sure_Fire wrote:By the way does anyone have the stems to make it bun dem? Missed the beatport comp and would very much like the ego booster of saying I remixed Skrillex.
Genevieve wrote:It's a universal law that the rich have to exploit the poor. Preferably violently.
kaiori breathe wrote:Congratulations, you've discovered how to move from one chord to another...
wheres the wobblez in your music?zonetrooper5 wrote:I'm pretty sure I'm legit.FSTZ wrote:same here man3za wrote:I don't even know who is legit around here anymore
What d'you mean?3za wrote:Your the information!!!zerbaman wrote:I think it stems from impatient new kids wanting to make the 'coolest' sound ever. I think this is the wrong angle to take when getting into production tbh. I think one of my blessings when I started out was having an open mind. I liked all sorts of stuff, didn't really care what I made, just enjoyed making it. From there, after learning what I was actually doing, did I begin to go after these sounds...
Then again, I'm in no real position to be talking. Who the fuck am I in the wide worlds of brostep & dubstep hahahaha
cocaine powderzerbaman wrote:What d'you mean?3za wrote:Your the information!!!zerbaman wrote:I think it stems from impatient new kids wanting to make the 'coolest' sound ever. I think this is the wrong angle to take when getting into production tbh. I think one of my blessings when I started out was having an open mind. I liked all sorts of stuff, didn't really care what I made, just enjoyed making it. From there, after learning what I was actually doing, did I begin to go after these sounds...
Then again, I'm in no real position to be talking. Who the fuck am I in the wide worlds of brostep & dubstep hahahaha
skanky beats wrote:cocaine powderzerbaman wrote:What d'you mean?3za wrote:Your the information!!!zerbaman wrote:I think it stems from impatient new kids wanting to make the 'coolest' sound ever. I think this is the wrong angle to take when getting into production tbh. I think one of my blessings when I started out was having an open mind. I liked all sorts of stuff, didn't really care what I made, just enjoyed making it. From there, after learning what I was actually doing, did I begin to go after these sounds...
Then again, I'm in no real position to be talking. Who the fuck am I in the wide worlds of brostep & dubstep hahahaha
Sure_Fire wrote:By the way does anyone have the stems to make it bun dem? Missed the beatport comp and would very much like the ego booster of saying I remixed Skrillex.
hurlingdervish wrote:The true test of an overly specific, pretentious, genre name, is how many sycophants line up to defend its bullshit when the copy-cats arrive on the scene, imitating the styles of people who had no conscience for the styles they were innovating.
Can't agree with this at all. It's just that dubstep is entering mainstream and becoming -the- sound to make. Visit the other music production forums and you'll see similar trends as their genres gain popularity and then die off.Dr Bloodnugget wrote:Music is a trend now not an artform. People dont want to make their own sound or unique style. It's sad to see.
cept usually all the old posters on em have abandoned em due to the influx of stupidity and lack of good conversation. i'm almost to that point hereamphibian wrote:Can't agree with this at all. It's just that dubstep is entering mainstream and becoming -the- sound to make. Visit the other music production forums and you'll see similar trends as their genres gain popularity and then die off.Dr Bloodnugget wrote:Music is a trend now not an artform. People dont want to make their own sound or unique style. It's sad to see.
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