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JTMMusicuk wrote:exactlywub wrote:labelling is there purely for organisational purposes.JTMMusicuk wrote:comeon wub you moderate a site called dubstepforum..if you werent bothered youd be flocking over to everyonethinkstheyknowwhatgoodmusicisforum.com
Lol i guess mala is hard act to follow, what i meant was that most producers (who are unknown) are making dungeon. some are good, some are bad but most are generic.hudson wrote:Well he's got a really unique style that is hard to copy because it's not defined by the sounds he uses (like it is with brostep artists), it's more about vibe and pacing and harmony than anything. There isn't exactly a "Medi" plug in or synth preset.Sinestepper wrote:I try too but its often so difficult when i compare my self to him :/Soulstep wrote:You don't really see many people at the "up and coming" level making deep. i would bet that mala is the most popular on this forum yet hardly anyone makes tunes in the same vein as him.
Soulstep wrote:No one seems to take influence from the more musical/vibes side of the genre (apart from Sonika, who's tunes have been getting better and better)
now I feel bad that I just finished a track that has no melody line whatsoever 
Warwolt wrote:very non unoriginal
Neurofunk and dungeon to EDM is like what joe satriani and steve vai is to rock music..the appreciation of the skill level of what is going on outshadows the musicallity..i dont think its necessarily a bad thing if you truely enjoy itwub wrote:'Dungeon' and producers thereof are (largely speaking) a fucking joke. It's just morphed into what neurofunk became in a the DnB scene a few years back. Wanky self referential producers putting sound design techniques over actual song writing, as though all the resampling in the world can suddenly compensate for a lack of originality.
Thanks, man!Warwolt wrote:Hm, pretty damn soulful. I liked it, nothing really I can say, sounds like something very non unoriginal in the direction of dubstep
I can understand it and why it happens, but it's far too ouroboros-esque for my liking. Plus it breeds bad habits on n00b producers who think resampled bass + long attack = ZOMG.JTMMusicuk wrote:Neurofunk and dungeon to EDM is like what joe satriani and steve vai is to rock music..the appreciation of the skill level of what is going on outshadows the musicallity..i dont think its necessarily a bad thing if you truely enjoy itwub wrote:'Dungeon' and producers thereof are (largely speaking) a fucking joke. It's just morphed into what neurofunk became in a the DnB scene a few years back. Wanky self referential producers putting sound design techniques over actual song writing, as though all the resampling in the world can suddenly compensate for a lack of originality.
yeah all the skream oskillatah/filth rip offs got old fast.. thats why i dont browse soundcloud for tunes anymore, also why im on here a fair bitwub wrote:I can understand it and why it happens, but it's far too ouroboros-esque for my liking. Plus it breeds bad habits on n00b producers who think resampled bass + long attack = ZOMG.JTMMusicuk wrote:Neurofunk and dungeon to EDM is like what joe satriani and steve vai is to rock music..the appreciation of the skill level of what is going on outshadows the musicallity..i dont think its necessarily a bad thing if you truely enjoy itwub wrote:'Dungeon' and producers thereof are (largely speaking) a fucking joke. It's just morphed into what neurofunk became in a the DnB scene a few years back. Wanky self referential producers putting sound design techniques over actual song writing, as though all the resampling in the world can suddenly compensate for a lack of originality.
Soulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
Melody is wank anyway. Making interesting music without melody is crazy hard though.Gewze wrote:i'd make a melody if i had any musical ability