InsidiousX
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Originally posted by InsidiousX
lol! jokaz!
at the end of the day, tomos is only givin u some constructive criticism to help you better your tunes, maybe not for the benefit of yourself, but for the majority. Drum n bass is formulaed now. when you started listening to it, it wasnt. its like dubstep. year before last there wasnt really a formula. now there is one. highly reverbed snare, aprox 145bpm etc. see what im saying? In drum n bass today, the formula is not too much reverb |
Nice reply. Although true, if you'll allow me to go slightly oot, formulaic isn't always the way to go - after all aren't we (well, not everyone, else we'd always be in a state of flux) supposed to be pushin' boundaries and experimenting?
Not that I'm advocating piles of reverb
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yes that is true... i mean look at disco dodo
but still, loads of reverb doesnt sound good with standard nu skool dnb, like u said, and a lot of the formulas are there for a reason u kno? by all means push boundaries but if it doesnt work then u need to change something
__ Forget liquid, jump up and darkside drum n bass is the way forward!
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