TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Music Discussion
-- what have you learned following electronica?
Pages (3): [1] 2 3 »

what have you learned following electronica?

-taking a picture of half of your face and putting it on your album/comp cover is a good marketing strategy.
-artists get worse in the booth and behind the decks as they get older.
-making a funny remix of finished symphony is the gateway to fame and fortune

didnt learn anything, but i consumed lots and lots of pills.

Re: what have you learned following electronica?

quote:

Originally posted by Mattinsanity -making a funny remix of finished symphony is the gateway to fame and fortune

Also, promotion is the only thing that's important.

Re: what have you learned following electronica?

quote:

Originally posted by Mattinsanity -taking a picture of half of your face and putting it on your album/comp cover is a good marketing strategy.

Haha, I am glad you remembered to include a troll just for me Mattinsanity.




The key to being #1 on beatport is throwing together a bunch of samples from vengeance loops

the raver chicks that wear fur below the knee are really really good in bed.

quote:

Originally posted by LoveHate didnt learn anything, but i consumed lots and lots of pills.

We are in the same boat.

quote:

Originally posted by Desiderata We are in the same boat.

Me three

quote:

Originally posted by djnitride Me three

Count me in!

I tried many pills as I am sure ya'll have.

The mainstream always fucks shit up

As with most "scenes", there is lots of complete douchebaggery and toolbaggery throughout the "scene".

I learnt that Deadmau5 smokes Meth and no one likes Tiesto or Armin anymore.

Re: what have you learned following electronica?

Electronic music is music that employs electronic musical instruments and electronic music technology in its production.

It doesn't sound all the same! Who would've thought!?

quote:

Originally posted by Lira It doesn't sound all the same! Who would've thought!?

No it doesn't!! Some genres blend but some are like night and day.

There's more to it than just clubbing.

quote:

Originally posted by Lira It doesn't sound all the same! Who would've thought!?

I learned that Techno =/= Electronic music. I wish the media would.

I learned that there's no better genre of music. There's no other genre so limitless.

quote:

Originally posted by enydo As with most "scenes", there is lots of complete douchebaggery and toolbaggery throughout the "scene".

Damn right...also, most DJ's i've met don't Producer there own material and that to me just disheartens me, immediately I lose interest in even engaging in conversation as it's clear they don't share the same passion as me...that was a killer introduction into the scene.

quote:

Originally posted by stev� the raver chicks that wear fur below the knee are really really good in bed.

fucking right. I love that look. I'd also like to add girls that wear those sleeves that are separate from the shirt, but match the shirt. Sleeveless turtleneck plus furry armband sleeve things = I'm done.

quote:

Originally posted by shane_w1 Damn right...also, most DJ's i've met don't Producer there own material and that to me just disheartens me, immediately I lose interest in even engaging in conversation as it's clear they don't share the same passion as me...that was a killer introduction into the scene.

so you dont like to talk to people if they dj but dont produce their own tunes? even though playing tunes and making them are 2 TOTALLY DIFFERENT THINGS? even though they maybe a perfectly nice person who loves their music?

wow.


ive learned that trance isnt trance, progressive doesnt progress and house sounds heaps better in clubs than in your house.

breakbeats sound good over EVERYTHING

quote:

Originally posted by Light The Fuse so you dont like to talk to people if they dj but dont produce their own tunes? even though playing tunes and making them are 2 TOTALLY DIFFERENT THINGS? even though they maybe a perfectly nice person who loves their music? wow. ive learned that trance isnt trance, progressive doesnt progress and house sounds heaps better in clubs than in your house.

No, I mean if they're a good DJ like Steve Angello or Jon O'Bir then I find it totally acceptable as it's clear they chose to be creative on 1 path than the other, I totally respect that and like to see there views on things etc.

I mean DJ's like Richard Durand or Tiesto where it's clear they're just balls as a DJ and Producer and the promoting is too hyped up, far too hyped up but that's what i've learnt.

When you hear your favourite alternative genre in commercials its time to find new sounds or go back to old favourites that where never messed with.

Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.