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Poseidon wrote:

Parson wrote:i think the myriad is there and there's no call to action needed

its just a very sloooooow process of tunes getting recognition

true there is a myriad of stuff there.

things are recognized fairly quickly in this community. You have not even been on here a year yet parson and you are getting some wax with your name on it.

Who are you? You must be some one we know. You seem pretty well imformed.

metalboxproducts wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

Parson wrote:i think the myriad is there and there's no call to action needed

its just a very sloooooow process of tunes getting recognition

true there is a myriad of stuff there.

things are recognized fairly quickly in this community. You have not even been on here a year yet parson and you are getting some wax with your name on it.

Who are you? You must be some one we know. You seem pretty well imformed.

nah - i dont even know me.

Poseidon wrote:

metalboxproducts wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

Parson wrote:i think the myriad is there and there's no call to action needed

its just a very sloooooow process of tunes getting recognition

true there is a myriad of stuff there.

things are recognized fairly quickly in this community. You have not even been on here a year yet parson and you are getting some wax with your name on it.

Who are you? You must be some one we know. You seem pretty well imformed.

nah - i dont even know me.

Yeah know what you mean. lol

ramadanman wrote:posting on a forum will not change your perceived problem with dubstep atm. if you don't like whats happening then maybe become a DJ and push your sound through mixes....become a producer and make tracks you want to hear, become a promoter and put on a night with people you think should be booked etc etc.....actions speak louder than words

forensix (mcr) wrote:

ramadanman wrote:posting on a forum will not change your perceived problem with dubstep atm. if you don't like whats happening then maybe become a DJ and push your sound through mixes....become a producer and make tracks you want to hear, become a promoter and put on a night with people you think should be booked etc etc.....actions speak louder than words

Yeah right. Since when has the writen word ever changed anything. lol

forensix (mcr) wrote:

ramadanman wrote:posting on a forum will not change your perceived problem with dubstep atm. if you don't like whats happening then maybe become a DJ and push your sound through mixes....become a producer and make tracks you want to hear, become a promoter and put on a night with people you think should be booked etc etc.....actions speak louder than words

It's weird that we've got to this point (again) in a thread which started off with someone putting together a compilation of tunes that they see as pushing the sound forward.

FWIW, I think it's bitching and moaning on forums that really doesn't help. I wouldn't mind seeing more posting from people supporting the producers who they think are breaking new ground (and the DJs who play those producers, the clubs that book the DJs that play those producers and so on) and helping them get noticed.

Scarecrow wrote:

Shut up.

Yeah, your handbag mate.
Just expressing my feelings regarding waste threads like these.

Real community vibe there mate....

lol

This thread has gone a bit


LOL

metalboxproducts wrote:This thread has gone a bit


LOL

dude thats cruel.

but i agree. the thread has gone a bit durp. i think trying to put a point across can make you seem abit aggressive at times when somone cant hear a tone of voice or see an expression.

just remember, im like this most of the time.

eventually Dubstep will get speeded up
so we can get to see more girlies

obIwan wrote:I am 100% satisfied with the sound at the moment, when i get bored of halfstep i stick on some Mala/Shonky type beats, when I get bored of reggae samples i stick on the dark shit, when I get bored of the dark shit I listen to the breaksy shit when I get bored of the breaksy shit ,I listen to the glitchy shit (Skream and other people) and when I can't listen to that anymore I put on the ambient type, (Reso, Scuba) so all you moaners shut yer cake holes!

same here. i certainly have no issues with people wanting to break out and do new things, but the genre seems wide open and healthy to me right now. there are so many influences coming in, and that keeps things varied. plus, get creative and work tunes from other genres in and your sets will always be fresh.

just my three cents.

There's something for everyone, it's more diverse and healthy than it's ever been.

Chef wrote:There's something for everyone, it's more diverse and healthy than it's ever been.

agreed.

Chef wrote:There's something for everyone, it's more diverse and healthy than it's ever been.

And this is why I think people don't like it when others openly criticise the music, because there are a load of different styles and sounds now that make the criticism pointless.

Also, it shouldn't take the recognition of labels for up-and-comers to "up their game".

Digital wrote:

Chef wrote:There's something for everyone, it's more diverse and healthy than it's ever been.

And this is why I think people don't like it when others openly criticise the music, because there are a load of different styles and sounds now that make the criticism pointless.

Also, it shouldn't take the recognition of labels for up-and-comers to "up their game".

here here.

amen, i rest my case, and all that.

feasible_weasel wrote:eventually Dubstep will get speeded up
so we can get to see more girlies

????
what do u mean exactly?