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producers/remixers who are boring because they don't vary their sound (pg. 4)
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| elletek |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Yeah, look at the difference between Leftism and Rhythm & Stealth. The KLF went from producing trance to chill-out to stadium house in 5 years. The Prodigy haven't produced two tracks that sound the same, and FSOL have gone from old-skool rave, through ambient, into some techno and are now doing weird psychedelic chill-out stuff. I think I can safely say none of those artists can ever be accused of producing records that sound the same. |
what is stadium house? :conf: |
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| Eis |
| Steve Murano :D Same Thing over and ooooverrr and over again :( |
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| DickieThijssen |
| M.I.K.E. is the best producer trance ever had, and thats not imho |
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| Ory |
Hm, Benny Benassi hasn't been mentioned yet...
Satisfaction was a breath of fresh air for the more commercial dance scene, but everything since has been the same sound over and over... |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ory
Hm, Benny Benassi hasn't been mentioned yet...
Satisfaction was a breath of fresh air for the more commercial dance scene, but everything since has been the same sound over and over... |
first time ive agreed with you so far :P
satisfaction was original as , a total ground breaker, but then once it sold 1000000000000000000000000000000 copies the sound was duplicated 100000000000000000000000 times... imagine the posibilities, if one producer can break ground with one unique track then why even bother sticking to one sound for all your life? im a big fan of experimenting and trying new ideas. and as i get more confident as a producer, i find it much easier to do this. |
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| memusa |
| If this thread would have been posted about a year ago, I would have said Gabriel and Dresden, but 2004 has seen a bit of an evolution in their sound. This year my pick for repetitive production sound has to be Probspot. |
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| Ory |
| I had that track on loop for months last year... :eek: |
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| Billabong |
| Mr schulz is surely a criminal in this thread as is mr avb. Most refreshing sound, prolly junkie xl. |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| i like it even now, after however many ing times ive heard it, its sharp and i dont care how many people hate me for it, its a ing good track. |
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| Durrrtysouth |
| quote: | Originally posted by Billabong
Mr schulz is surely a criminal in this thread as is mr avb. Most refreshing sound, prolly junkie xl. |
Your kidding right?
Tranqulity sounds nothing like Talk like a stranger, I think Schulz has evolved.
For Armin, look at his remix of As The Rush Comes, it sounds nothing like Communicate 3.
Everyone producer has his signature. Just like every rock band has their signature. U2 is more guilty than any current producer because they still use the same formula after 20 years. But nobody complains about them. |
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| Jasperovitsj |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
satisfaction was original as , a total ground breaker, but then once it sold 1000000000000000000000000000000 copies the sound was duplicated 100000000000000000000000 times... imagine the posibilities, if one producer can break ground with one unique track then why even bother sticking to one sound for all your life? |
Damn, I really hope you were being sarcastic...
If not: check out Robbie Rivera - Funk-a-tron, released about 2 years or even more before Satisfaction. You'll hear where Benny got his idea and sounds. :) |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jasperovitsj
Damn, I really hope you were being sarcastic...
If not: check out Robbie Rivera - Funk-a-tron, released about 2 years or even more before Satisfaction. You'll hear where Benny got his idea and sounds. :) |
lol i havnt heard that, do i duno, to my ears it was new |
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