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so do you think.. (pg. 2)
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| darouge11 |
| tiestos dance 4 life |
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| Nocturnal_66 |
| Tiesto use to be really good but now his sets are like watching paint dry |
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| Abercrombie |
| I thought this thread was about So You Think You Can Dance Canada :_( |
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| DigiNut |
Neither. They usually start out with a simple idea like a melody or vocal line (maybe a bassline) and expand it over time into a whole track.
If they're under contractual obligations or something, then they usually just use a popular formula, or whatever specific formula worked for them in the past. |
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| Jer |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Neither. They usually start out with a simple idea like a melody or vocal line (maybe a bassline) and expand it over time into a whole track.
If they're under contractual obligations or something, then they usually just use a popular formula, or whatever specific formula worked for them in the past. |
Pretty much nails it. |
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| Stilez |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
I ask this because EDM never really tackles any underlining issues or holds an oppinion on something. its just something to dance too. even if it may trigger feelings within |
I wouldn't say never B. Back in the day, House music was all about messages. Right off the top of my head here are 2 I can think of:
Nu Civilization - Wake Up
Joe Smooth - Promised Land |
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| Axer |
| It's more about how a track flows that makes it different from every other tracks. Also depends on the each individual producers too. |
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| 8Wonders |
| Depends. For me it's always a bi-product of experimentation, but sometimes I do have a theme that I want to cover but at the time of creation I don't know how I'm gonna do that, so I just experiment until I come across something desirable. Occasionally, I will come up with a track title and then a theme will come about from the title. I'll say tho that I always begin with a melody and build around that, rather than going with a beat and producing a theme around that. |
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| Aleksandra |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sasha
someone hacked vivid's account? |
LOL :tongue2 :D |
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| Cosmic Fur |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
If they're under contractual obligations or something, then they usually just use a popular formula, or whatever specific formula worked for them in the past. |
I love those tracks. The best. |
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| Rodrico |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
see I see music as a tool for an artist to paint a picture or to give an opinion or to use it to speak to people and convey a message.
I listen to EDM more specifically trance and house and there is no message.
I believe all art sneds a message. If EDM (house and trance etc.) doesn't try to convey a message or speak to a genre of people can we really consider it art? |
What do you consider a message? Because by your standards you've just pointed out that classical music, jazz/blues music is considered art-less in your eyes. I think youre forgetting that if you consider art be a conveyor of pleasurable feelings and senses, then EDM does enough to consider it self an art. The problem is the message is clearer to others than it is to you. |
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| Cosmic Fur |
| The only message in EDM is to do drugs. Cocaine, Ecstasy, whatever. |
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