stino
I agree on song structure
if only that is repetitive, you're on the right track i guess. structure is something everybody copies.
bout drops, yeah I think that is one of the main things where you can see if a producer is creative or just sells out.
some people just can't change their style , like bignameproducers, they got a brandname and people expect to hear this kind of thing when they hear that name. it's just the way it is.
some young bands or producers might switch styles entirely, but that's just inherent to young people.
I think switching gear now and then makes your sound evolve and keeps your stuff fresh, although you are still the same person making the same music you always did. someone using fruityloops who switches to reason will eventualy end up with something very different but yet the same.
or just buying a sample cd! simple stuff like that
face it, everything has been done before
Halph-Price
there's nothing left to say any more.
now you can ask for it by name.
i want a Chemical Brothers sound, with a Aphex Twin feel, and a Pendullum bassline.
Friscko
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and a Pendullum bassline. |
hell no
a Noisia bassline
Halph-Price
don't take it personally, i have never heard pendulum before. just a band i heard kicking around on this site.
cynik
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i have never heard pendulum before. |
why?
Arkitekt
nope noit a big pendulum fan
Greyone
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and a Pendullum bassline. |
hell no
a Noisia bassline
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hello no a distorted dillinja bassline (*we cant stop ...*)
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no no no much better ...
Dom&Roland !!! best DJ Performance i ever saw
Friscko
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Originally posted by Halph-Price
and a Pendullum bassline. |
hell no
a Noisia bassline
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hello no a distorted dillinja bassline (*we cant stop ...*)
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Greyone
You should join Star Academy
Friscko
lol or idol 2006
"our next idol is Friscko, and he's gonna bring us some t..
..tt...techno?.no...ah...tech.s.t...t.ep..drum..and..bass.
So, you're going to play the drums and basguitar and sing at the same time?"
Friscko
"nee, eigenlijk...(opent laptop, filters in a detuned amen) resurection of evol, sake of humanity (drop)"
Friscko
imagine those 7 year old kids's faces when that second drop comes in
TechDiff
Sorry, a bit late joining in on this one, but there is a couple things I want to say.
First,I agree witht the point that if you make a track which doesnt conform to the un written rules of DnB, then the chances are that a lot of people will not appreciate it. However as Ive said before, It is the unwillingness of some poeple to accept anything a bit different or to experiment that is gonna mean the death of DnB. At this rate all tunes are goona sound the same and drop the same. Already nearly everbody uses 180 bpm because that is the standard, Fucking live a little and crawl out of the comfort zone that is forced upon you.
The other problem is the anal sub classification of DnB. If your track doesnt sound exactly like everything else, it becomes Liquid or Jump up or Brakecore or IDM or DrillnBass or some other stupid name. If its got big bass and fast, energetic drums then its DnB, nothing else.. If people were more willing to experiment, listen to more music and accept something slightly different then the standards and repetitivity would be no more.
dubcupboard
Well put mate
I couldnt agree more, pity a lot more people dont see it that way!
It seems like this 'sub-genre' bullshit is just splittin hairs.
Thanx to everyones input on this subject by the way some interesting feedback.
Keep up the good work guys n gals!!!
Halph-Price
drill n bass rocks.
dubcupboard
One thing seems to have been overlooked when it comes to structure!
Don't forget about the dj's!!
without repetitive structure how would they be able to mix our material?
If we all choose to go awol on our structures would probably spell the death of the 'ride'
and I think its important to remind ourselves that the dj's got this all off the ground to begin with.
So we need to bear this is mind! Also without the right structures and the djs to mix, our material wouldnt get the 'radio airplay' / club promotion it depends on to survive.
We'll all end up making tunes for couch potatoes with i-pods!!
Friscko
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Don't forget about the dj's!!
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put a break in the intro
cynik
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We'll all end up making tunes for couch potatoes with i-pods!! |
hillarious!
do you mind if I put that in my sig/