As long as the music is good i dont care one bit who made the track. Its just a fucking name, who cares? Either they want DJ gigs or just get laid.

everybody does it. some people dont like the thought of fame (producers) and some people dont know how to produce and lack the skill to get fame but obviously wants to. its a win situation for both as I see it. a fair trade imo.

hah mikey! haven't seen him in a while.

but anyway, whats up with all these threads on ghostwriters recently?

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Nice track, always liked that speed garage sound in clubs

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Originally posted by kadomony but anyway, whats up with all these threads on ghostwriters recently?

i dunno but maybe ppl are just sick and freakin' tired of edm scene which is becoming like pop one... i won't dig this neverending topic, but try to imagine back in the days that Detroit techno legends had their tracks produced by someone else, it would be uberLOL

but those were the days when modern music produced in garage was most important, nobody would have imagined being famous for this reason, now it's all about shitty markieting and huge group of poseurs

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Originally posted by cjart i dunno but maybe ppl are just sick and freakin' tired of edm scene which is becoming like pop one... i won't dig this neverending topic, but try to imagine back in the days that Detroit techno legends had their tracks produced by someone else, it would be uberLOL

It more than likely did happen then aswell.

DJs don't make music. Producers make music. DJs play music.

I agree with Senator at all...some times...non professional people produce music and spoil its quality and rythim. But the question is, how we can escape ourselves from such music??


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Originally posted by cjart i dunno but maybe ppl are just sick and freakin' tired of edm scene which is becoming like pop one... i won't dig this neverending topic, but try to imagine back in the days that Detroit techno legends had their tracks produced by someone else, it would be uberLOL

Oh fuck off. There have been ghostwriters in dance music for well over 20 years. Some massive classics were produced by a different person to the name on the tin. Stop getting nostalgic and idealising an imaginary past.

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Being just a DJ sucks. I hate it. Most of them do this to show off.

Does anyone honestly know any DJs today crafting sets. It just seems like track end track start for me I just stopped caring.

I listened to Sander Van Doorn ASOT 500 set and with so many of "his" productions; his mix phrasing really sucked and was just so lazy sounding.

With producers having engineers and other help more nowadays their tracks don't stick their heads because they didn't do all the work or have music theory, idk

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