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Posted by Seandroid on Jan-02-2011 03:47:

Afrojack Parody

Afrodroid - I HATE AFROJACK by Seandroid

I'm making a parody of an Afrojack track, I made this in like 15 minutes, but what I want to do is put this up on YouTube on a fake account and see how many hits I can get with a track that I made in maybe an hour tops.

So I just have a question, am I doing it right?


Posted by floyd741 on Jan-02-2011 05:24:

Did you sidechain the lead to the kick? It sounds like you might have, but I'm not sure. If you didn't then do that. If you already did, set the threshold lower or do some shit to the ratio to make it a little more pumping.

otherwise sounds just like afrojack


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jan-02-2011 05:27:

Why would you waste your time like this?


Posted by Evolve140 on Jan-02-2011 08:08:

Nice cheesy percs, nice fat kick. Nice cheesy synth. Love the compression and envelope on the higher octave synth.

This is slightly better than the horrible over saturation of crappy dutch house that's out there, which is incredibly ironic.

You must be one funny mother ******.


Posted by Evolve140 on Jan-02-2011 08:10:

Edit: This isn't that bad, I can tell you are going for what you wrote, but I gotta say this is much more tolerable than the shit dutch house puts out, AND you were approaching it satirically. I think you should seriously consider continuing with the satire, and finish this track. It would be a KILLER 3 AM track. Trust me on this one. Good work.


Posted by Evolve140 on Jan-02-2011 09:14:

Sorry I'm drunk, but I fucking love this track.


Posted by Evolve140 on Jan-02-2011 09:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Why would you waste your time like this?


sorry but this track is kinda hot one of the coolest songs i've heard on here in a long time super poppy and groovy you're doing something right. you have full control over that main synth and it sounds excellent.


Posted by Raphie on Jan-02-2011 09:32:

Why are u so easily impressed with a few samples, a release knob and portamento?

TS is right, if you know your sample libraries you know how shitty this music is. SD, not sure what point you want to bring over on YT though? i mean telling the world that oyu do this in 1 hour is kind of not resonating

Doing a video, dragging the samples makes more impact i think.


Posted by Evolve140 on Jan-02-2011 09:34:

Don't know what you're talking about or what point you're trying to make. Sorry.


Posted by Seandroid on Jan-02-2011 09:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Evolve140
sorry but this track is kinda hot one of the coolest songs i've heard on here in a long time super poppy and groovy you're doing something right. you have full control over that main synth and it sounds excellent.


I suppose if you dig Dirty Dutch you'd like this, haha. Thanks

quote:
Originally posted by Raphie
Why are u so easily impressed with a few samples, a release knob and portamento?

TS is right, if you know your sample libraries you know how shitty this music is. SD, not sure what point you want to bring over on YT though? i mean telling the world that oyu do this in 1 hour is kind of not resonating

Doing a video, dragging the samples makes more impact i think.


The point isn't really to show people how easily I made this, I just really want to have the personal satisfaction of being able to fool a bunch of people into thinking I made something by a famous producer when I really made it in an hour.

PS: I didn't just sample Afrojack tracks, I programmed the synths from scratch and played them out on my midi controller and it still took me like 15 minutes. The lead synth is basically a square wave with a detuned saw and a short stereo spread on it and some reverb, the bassline is a sine bass with a detuned saw an octave higher on it with the cutoff about halfway open.


Posted by Raphie on Jan-02-2011 13:32:

no it's clear that you programmed your synths, was talking about the drum parts


Posted by Raphie on Jan-02-2011 13:32:

no it's clear that you programmed your synths, was talking about the drum parts


Posted by floyd741 on Jan-02-2011 21:46:

WATCH YOSELF SEAN RAPHIE BE CALLIN YO ASS OUT

SHITS BOUT TO GET REAL


Posted by alexlosy on Jan-03-2011 10:08:

Why are you going out of your way to shame somebody who relies on their reputation to earn a living?

Who gives a shit if his music is not to your liking - even if it does seem undeserved.

Go and do something more productive with your time and stop being so immature.


Posted by Seandroid on Jan-03-2011 10:54:

quote:
Originally posted by alexlosy
Why are you going out of your way to shame somebody who relies on their reputation to earn a living?

Who gives a shit if his music is not to your liking - even if it does seem undeserved.

Go and do something more productive with your time and stop being so immature.


Take a joke! It's supposed to be humorous and it's not exactly consuming that much of my time, lol. Yeesh. Lighten up.

As I said, I'm doing this basically just to see if I can make something that will fool people into thinking it's an Afrojack track. How is it tarnishing their reputation of I'm creating what sounds like a "good" Afrojack track?


Posted by Stu Cox on Jan-03-2011 11:07:

I think you at least need that annoying dancehall-esque tribal drum on the 4th and 7th semiquavers (1/16th notes) every 2 beats:

| - - - * | - - * - | - - - * | - - * - |

etc

* hit
- rest
| beat divider


That should help to make it sound like a shit Sean Paul remix


Posted by alexlosy on Jan-03-2011 11:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Seandroid
Take a joke! It's supposed to be humorous and it's not exactly consuming that much of my time, lol. Yeesh. Lighten up.

As I said, I'm doing this basically just to see if I can make something that will fool people into thinking it's an Afrojack track. How is it tarnishing their reputation of I'm creating what sounds like a "good" Afrojack track?


A joke to you yes - just think twice before you post anything on Youtube.



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