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Originally posted by cryophonik Since when is it a prerequisite to know the difference between genres before one can spin or make music? When it comes to dance music, I'm probably the most genre-stupid person on this forum, if not the entire planet, but that's not going to stop me from making music.

So what do you do, just point and guess? ha your either insanely good and talented or you just suck....


As for genre's being defined by how people hear them, well every person has his/her own perception of what they hear. What makes their individual experience coincide are the structures of what they are hearing. Having said that, each genre has been predefined by the music and artists before them. tempo, progression, time period, and technique are some of these confabs which label and segregate said music.

no matter how many people say country music is rock music it just is not!

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Originally posted by Von Pistol So what do you do, just point and guess? ha your either insanely good and talented or you just suck....

Or, maybe I just make music that sounds the way I want it to sound and don't concern myself with whatever little subgenre-box that people want to put it in. It has nothing to do with how talented I am, although, yes, I do suck, but at least I have a sense of logic.

if you like sounds then dubstep is a good bet if you want good atmospherics then burial is the way to go,other then that its just a new trend for the kids.

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Originally posted by Von Pistol So what do you do, just point and guess? ha your either insanely good and talented or you just suck.... As for genre's being defined by how people hear them, well every person has his/her own perception of what they hear. What makes their individual experience coincide are the structures of what they are hearing. Having said that, each genre has been predefined by the music and artists before them. tempo, progression, time period, and technique are some of these confabs which label and segregate said music. no matter how many people say country music is rock music it just is not!

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if enough people say it is , then it is. That simple. Shania twain wasn't country but it was sold as country and called country. Techno in 2000 was Eiffel 64 or what ever the hell they were called. People control what things are called, not some sacred definition in some ivory tower.

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Originally posted by Beatflux At least nobody has taken the hoover sound and made a genre out of it(as far as I know).

You aren't talking about the electro trash hoover are you? I hope not because electro trash is really awesome.

Dubstep:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3cE9iXIx9c

OMG AFTER ME N MY GF LISTENED TO DIS WE HAD ANAL<<< BUT I WAS THE ONE RECEIVING LOLOLOLOL

Oh and then secondly here is a dubstep song I've taken to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC2R5--f7PY

It has some cool new ideas and is pretty original. However, as said, the gems of dubstep are hidden under the trash of artists like me :P

Yes people control what things are classified as, but as soon as something has a world wide definition it becomes ubiquitous. So therefore everything that follows in the same footsteps as the original idea is labeled as the same.

you clearly follow the crowd bro. Whatevs im not judging you....to each their own.

Oh Cryo you clearly do not have a sense of logic if you do not know what genres you are mixing together. I'm all for you producing what ever sounds good for you bud, that is what its all about.

here is a sick little dub-step mix

Dub-step Mix

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Originally posted by Von Pistol Oh Cryo you clearly do not have a sense of logic...

blah blah blah....whatever you say, big guy.

This thread is fast approaching the threshold for dumb.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker This thread is fast approaching the threshold for dumb.

Well, this is the internet.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker This thread is fast approaching the threshold for dumb.

Hey, I'm doing my part, but I don't see you contributing any stupidity EZ.

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Originally posted by cryophonik Hey, I'm doing my part, but I don't see you contributing any stupidity EZ.

I'm just not exactly sure where to begin. There's so many rhetorical devices being abused that if Sarah McLaughlin needed stock footage for a commercial to help save wounded and neglected arguments, she'd do well to start with this thread. I'm damn near in tears, already.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker This thread is fast approaching the threshold for dumb.

Then we'll need to take a hard knee to it.

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Originally posted by Beatflux Then we'll need to take a hard knee to it.

Or, we could try to limit it, but that will probably just contribute to the dumbness wars.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker I'm just not exactly sure where to begin. There's so many rhetorical devices being abused that if Sarah McLaughlin needed stock footage for a commercial to help save wounded and neglected arguments, she'd do well to start with this thread. I'm damn near in tears, already.

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Originally posted by cryophonik Or, we could try to limit it, but that will probably just contribute to the dumbness wars.

We might need to multiply the effort.

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