Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Sometimes I think I am like a dwarf who is practicing basketball really hard every day and deluding himself that he can make it into the NBA.
Why do you drink water, Brian? Is it because you're thirsty at the time, or because you want to take a major royal piss sprinkling sparkles and hot joy afterwards? Don't do it because you want to be a super star: do it because it is fun!
(even because an EDM super star nowadays is almost as relevant as Baruch Spinoza to the average person... they probably think Spinoza is a kind of dried Italian sausage anyway )
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Sep-22-2009 22:30
MrJiveBoJingles
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I am not talking about being a "super star" or even just getting signed but reaching my personal goals in terms of production quality. Anyway I have been feeling more optimistic since deleting all my old stuff. :-)
Sep-22-2009 22:41
music2dance2
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quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I am not talking about being a "super star" or even just getting signed but reaching my personal goals in terms of production quality. Anyway I have been feeling more optimistic since deleting all my old stuff. :-)
Tbh mate everyone feels or has felt that way. If you do decide to keep going onbe day you'll reach your goals. Glad to hear you're feeling more optimistic
Sep-23-2009 08:36
vinnie97
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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
How expensive does the equipment and DAW have to be to allow a person to make good music? What will I need to buy to take the next step up? Will Logic be required, or will Cubase suffice? Will an Andromeda suffice, or shall I seek out a vintage analog poly like a Jupiter 8?
http://www.kilowattsmusic.com <-- This guy uses/used Cubase as his primary sequencer. You can't go wrong with either of the sequencers you mentioned...the learning curve is primarily the unique element between them.
Sep-23-2009 17:42
vinnie97
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Originally posted by Eric J
Agreed. When you are a modern day music legend, I don't think you have much to worry about, although I don't think HE thinks of himself in that way.
Oh, I have a feeling he's pretty high on himself, Eric. He can't help but let that bulging ego seep out when conducting the occasional interview. Anyway, I'm glad to know Meriter doesn't know about BT...frankly, I'm tired of the drama he attracts and as far as technically gifted producers we both know, you can't forget Richardson's (TX) own KiloWatts.
Sep-23-2009 17:45
MrJiveBoJingles
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Originally posted by vinnie97 http://www.kilowattsmusic.com <-- This guy uses/used Cubase as his primary sequencer. You can't go wrong with either of the sequencers you mentioned...the learning curve is primarily the unique element between them.
I was being sarcastic.
Sep-23-2009 17:48
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I guess it's hard to pick up sarcasm over the internet... ?
Sep-23-2009 17:52
vinnie97
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Yes, indeed...I think I'm batting about a 50% average on successful detection of sarcasm over the Internet.
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Sep-23-2009 18:21
Zak McKracken
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Originally posted by music2dance2
Yes I believe they are expensive. The filing cabinet maybe cheaper. worth the investment which ever one. And can be kept for a lifetime to store anything so money spent very very well.
i dont understand waht a filing cabinett is? seems like the same? please post pics lol. finaly the thread gets interesting