Dubstepforum.com

RKM wrote:lol wat

that dude spends toooo much time on twitter, followed him and he seems like a fucking nutter, spent a whole day tweeting a picture of some crap house and calling out someone for living in it

haha yeah that was jokes. Apparently that was some dude who made the raider klan t shirts that SGP didnt like anymore

He tweets about black hebrewism or something a lot as well. He also tweets straight up porn, like pornhub links and shit a lot haha. Sick producer though.

Molzie wrote:lol what does that even mean

"welp betta hit up zay tiggy" means in this context that I shouldn't be bothering him to make a beat tape, I should ask trap producer Zaytoven to make one

crazy how much zaythoven is up right now

feels like he's done every other track out there

speaking of SGP

some of his beats are extremely good

And the way he works is literally - make beats then sell them to randoms on twitter for a hundred or so dollars apiece

Futuristic and weird way of working. I wonder how much of his best output will go to rappers who don't end up using the beat, esp cus he often sells them in bulk, like a pack of 10 beats. There's also loads of random bad rappers on youtube whove bought a beat off him and have about 198 views.


Maybe I should buy 1 or 2 beats from him just to keep or play in my radio show.

His work will be difficult to track down in the future i think

Imagine if dance music producers worked like that. Like, Hodge or someone announced on twitter. "OK I've got 9 tracks selling for 80 quid each" and whoever bought it had that track exclusively

awesome

loooooooooooooool

"eliminate all women"

is that for real?

Harkat wrote: And the way he works is literally - make beats then sell them to randoms on twitter for a hundred or so dollars apiece

Imagine if dance music producers worked like that. Like, Hodge or someone announced on twitter. "OK I've got 9 tracks selling for 80 quid each" and whoever bought it had that track exclusively

That will be the death of electronic.

Harkat wrote:Imagine if dance music producers worked like that. Like, Hodge or someone announced on twitter. "OK I've got 9 tracks selling for 80 quid each" and whoever bought it had that track exclusively

i could imagine someone like zomby slangin beats like that

yeah probably
a bit ghetto for electronic music

Phigure wrote:

Harkat wrote:Imagine if dance music producers worked like that. Like, Hodge or someone announced on twitter. "OK I've got 9 tracks selling for 80 quid each" and whoever bought it had that track exclusively

i could imagine someone like zomby slangin beats like that

yeah and after that telling the buyers to fuck off

ugh

Phigure wrote:

Harkat wrote:Imagine if dance music producers worked like that. Like, Hodge or someone announced on twitter. "OK I've got 9 tracks selling for 80 quid each" and whoever bought it had that track exclusively

i could imagine someone like zomby slangin beats like that

Wasnt he basically doing that on dsf before he got banned?

No, he was just selling them like a shop would sell them. As in, there were as many copies of his tracks as people wanted to buy.

What SGP does, being as he's selling them as a "beat" that the purchaser should use for their rap song, is just one specific beat goes to one dude and that dude is the only guy with that beat.

adoption

I'm glad there are laws to prevent this sort of thing from happening.

'cept for murrica, of course.

I'm just surprised a brony somehow managed to procreate

ugh poor kid

Reese_Liar wrote:I'm just surprised a brony somehow managed to procreate

Ask a guy who is trying to become an electronic music producer and DJ anything!

Been doing this for over four years now. I have almost 8K plays and over 300 downloads on my Soundcloud, and threw my first house party DJ'ed by me a few weekends ago. It went awesome and I decided I want to get serious and do this stuff as much as I can now.

My DJ Moniker is RoboDrop.

Yes I am 29 and have a job.

Ask away!