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Posted by PlasticSoul on Apr-06-2006 17:55:

Be Cool! What the easiest EDM genre to produce?

What do you think is the easiest genre to produce?

I think its electro, cus it doesnt have some patterns to follow, is kinda: insert some cool blip-blop sounds and its done... I'm not talking bad about electro, I like it...
I think gabber/hardcore is easy too...

It could be interesting if the talented producers taht post here could answer this too, like foyle, haak, elevation, niklas harding...


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-06-2006 17:58:

What an idiotic question. Do you really think producing one genre is somehow different from another?


Posted by Floorfiller on Apr-06-2006 17:59:

i think it's pretty easy to make any terrible song in any genre...but hard to make a good one in any genre...


Posted by [mart] on Apr-06-2006 18:08:

I'm not sure that any one genre is really easier to produce than another - it's down to the producer(s) and how much effort they want to put in until they're personally satisfied with the result.


Posted by all-nite-freak on Apr-06-2006 18:10:

hip hop


Posted by drinu on Apr-06-2006 18:11:

trance if you follow the usual structure.


Posted by Sykonee on Apr-06-2006 18:44:

Speedbass.


Posted by MarathonMan on Apr-06-2006 19:18:

Minimal ambient


Posted by PlasticSoul on Apr-06-2006 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What an idiotic question. Do you really think producing one genre is somehow different from another?


Yes, for sure, am I wrong? tell me a history.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-06-2006 19:50:

quote:
Originally posted by PlasticSoul
Yes, for sure, am I wrong? tell me a history.

What?


Posted by PlasticSoul on Apr-06-2006 19:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What?


U said there s no difference when producing different genres of music.
Explain it please.
I need learn something new, I can change my ideas...


Posted by isoterra on Apr-06-2006 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by drinu
trance if you follow the usual structure.


creatively one of the easiest, technically one of the hardest


Posted by all-nite-freak on Apr-06-2006 19:59:

eric prydz songs


Posted by PlasticSoul on Apr-06-2006 20:12:

quote:
Originally posted by all-nite-freak
eric prydz songs


rolf!


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-06-2006 20:23:

quote:
Originally posted by PlasticSoul
U said there s no difference when producing different genres of music.
Explain it please.
I need learn something new, I can change my ideas...

There's no difference in the actual production procedure, no matter what you do. The only difference is in the execution of the ideas.


Posted by iammesol on Apr-06-2006 20:24:

Hip Hop





quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What an idiotic question. Do you really think producing one genre is somehow different from another?



That's it. You officially are a pissy whiney brat


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-06-2006 20:28:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
That's it. You officially are a pissy whiney brat

Would you stop it already? You don't need to comment every single thing I say. Are you really that desperate for my attention or what the hell is your motive?


Posted by nefardec on Apr-06-2006 20:29:

something popular.


for those of you who say things like "electro" and "minimal", a lot of the time things that seem to be the simplest are actually the most complex, well thought out things.

Probably if the question were, what's the easiest genre to make bad music, it would be something like minimal, but I would argue that it's probably the hardest to make good music at the same time.


Posted by iammesol on Apr-06-2006 20:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Would you stop it already? You don't need to comment every single thing I say. Are you really that desperate for my attention or what the hell is your motive?


I just find it incredibly amusing that you make an uncountable number of posts more that cut people down than you do any productive. It's unfathomable to me. If you can actually state something that doesn't tell someone what an idiot they are, I might actually stop.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-06-2006 20:38:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
I just find it incredibly amusing that you make an uncountable number of posts more that cut people down than you do any productive. It's unfathomable to me. If you can actually state something that doesn't tell someone what an idiot they are, I might actually stop.

If you have a problem with me that's fine. Hey, you're not the first one to see only what you want to see in my posts.

What I don't understand, though, is your need to comment things I say. What's your point? If you want to post to me about something that has nothing to do with the actual topic then send me a PM, there's no need for you to turn every thread into a shit-slinging fest.

I can't say I really give a shit about your little campaign there, however people like you who only scratch the surface and claim to know everything about my posting habits make me sick. So keep it up if you want - if anything, it'll just encourage me to get really pissy just to piss you off even more.


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Apr-06-2006 20:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Do you really think producing one genre is somehow different from another?


thats a very stupid thing to say... of course there are differences! you can produce a trance track with no understanding of recording, no knowledge of any kind of synthesis other than subtractive, perhaps not even that. when talking about genres on a whole, some are alot more complicated that others, that is pretty obvious. i would say the easiest in my experience and personally for me so far would be the typical trance sound that is so common these days. it doesnt take a huge amount of effort or skill to cook up a basic trance record. in my experience anyway


Posted by Zenchowdah on Apr-06-2006 20:53:

an engineer knows he is finished not when there is nothing to add, but when there is nothing to take away.


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Apr-06-2006 20:57:

quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
creatively one of the easiest, technically one of the hardest


i would say technically its one of the easiest as well. you can pack a trance track full of lots of little sounds until it sounds full.. if its not quite there yet you can throw in some other random little synth or whatever. what IS difficult is making a track with alot less sounds, which still sounds full. becasue each sound has to fit perfectly in the mix.


Posted by Push2005 on Apr-06-2006 20:58:

"Jump" is easy to produce


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Apr-06-2006 21:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
If you have a problem with me that's fine. Hey, you're not the first one to see only what you want to see in my posts.

What I don't understand, though, is your need to comment things I say. What's your point? If you want to post to me about something that has nothing to do with the actual topic then send me a PM, there's no need for you to turn every thread into a shit-slinging fest.

I can't say I really give a shit about your little campaign there, however people like you who only scratch the surface and claim to know everything about my posting habits make me sick. So keep it up if you want - if anything, it'll just encourage me to get really pissy just to piss you off even more.


to be fair, that was quite hypocritical. you are quite often posting copletely pointless replies to peoples quite reasonable comments or questions. like in this thread for example. why bother?


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