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Originally posted by dada402 Does it just "flow as it goes" or does it take time like writing a rock song?

its a bit like eating your dinner....you just dont know what the next bit is going to taste like!!

What kind of weird ass dinners do you eat?

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Originally posted by Project-K What kind of weird ass dinners do you eat?

the same as you ya plonker!!

Well, a lot of the so called minimal, electro and "tech-house" artists nowadays have it made. All they have to do is get on fruity loops, make a bunch of dings, dangs, bleeps bloops and burps (it doesn't really matter where the song is going) and some moron out there is going to like it.

At least it's a good way to make some extra cash if you need it.

I would say that getting on your way to making a "quality" production requires some experimenting until you develop a niche for what you're after - it doesn't just happen overnight. Don't think you need to meet a specific formula. Get inspired by a variety of different sounds and genres and incorporate them into what you're doing as you see fit. That's what made a lot of the older trance tracks so good, was the fact that they didn't follow so many predictable rules that we have today for the different styles.

And if you find that you're lacking a little money, produce a little cheese and maybe it'll go over. Nothing wrong with enjoying a nice cheesy tune ever once in a while.

It's like defacating. Sometimes you have to push really hard to get anything out. Sometimes it won't come out at all, and it puts you in a bad mood. Sometimes it functions like it's supposed to, and you take it for granted. Sometimes, though, the shit just keeps on coming and gets everywhere.

Suffice to say, it can be hard to tell the difference between diarrhea and production with some producers.

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Originally posted by thoughtlessjex It's like defacating. Sometimes you have to push really hard to get anything out. Sometimes it won't come out at all, and it puts you in a bad mood. Sometimes it functions like it's supposed to, and you take it for granted. Sometimes, though, the shit just keeps on coming and gets everywhere. Suffice to say, it can be hard to tell the difference between diarrhea and production with some producers.

Easily the best analogy I've ever seen.

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reflect on how life is great while high.

come down.

search for sunrise.

kick, snare roll, breakdown, build up, rinse repeat

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Originally posted by thoughtlessjex It's like defacating. Sometimes you have to push really hard to get anything out. Sometimes it won't come out at all, and it puts you in a bad mood. Sometimes it functions like it's supposed to, and you take it for granted. Sometimes, though, the shit just keeps on coming and gets everywhere. Suffice to say, it can be hard to tell the difference between diarrhea and production with some producers.

Post of the year.

Just push a button and the machine does all the work for you. Damn un-tss un-tss techno music.

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Originally posted by Gauss Post of all time.

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Originally posted by chadi Well, a lot of the so called minimal, electro and "tech-house" artists nowadays have it made. All they have to do is get on fruity loops, make a bunch of dings, dangs, bleeps bloops and burps (it doesn't really matter where the song is going) and some moron out there is going to like it.

it's no where near as simple as you think. thing is, often times i find the 'moronic' tech-house/minimal/techno community to be a lot more pickier than the commercialized house/trance community in terms of which tracks they find quality and which tracks they find shit.

then again it might just be my twisted perspective on the techno community but maybe someone will agree with me.