pleeeeeeeeeease!!! lol

[eastadam55]

Originally Posted by bled12345

Lol cancer? Music isnt cancer and i think i did pretty good for a bedroom producer lol

this music is. all this shits electronically produced which requires no skill what so ever except a bunch of clicking and spamming. any dumbass with down syndrome can do this shit. it takes real talent to play a real instrument.

[bled12345]

LOLOLOL you are a troll.

I play bass guitar, and I finished grade 10 with royal conservatory of music for classical piano (there are only 10 grades) and I can assure you there is SOOOOOO much more to making music like this than just playing 1 instrument.

I think playing an instrument is 100x easier than producing a good song.... And thats coming from someone who has mastered the piano.

If its so easy and down syndrome people can make it, why don't you whip up a song real quick? Have fun learning about compression, EQ, distortion, downsampling, multiband compression, gating, limiting, layering, filtering, bussing, mixing, and mastering, oh, and the actual writing of the music.

dipshit <3

[formallydickman]

Originally Posted by eastadam55

this music is. all this shits electronically produced which requires no skill what so ever except a bunch of clicking and spamming. any dumbass with down syndrome can do this shit. it takes real talent to play a real instrument.

Just clicking and spamming that any retard can do? Sadly you are ignorant of music production, electronic or otherwise.

[swagdaddy]

Originally Posted by formallydickman

Just clicking and spamming that any retard can do? Sadly you are ignorant of music production, electronic or otherwise.

Hes right though. Electronic production is simple and anybody can do it. A real instrument takes practice and skill to master. I would barely call that dubstep shit music.

[Maze]

swagdaddy has spoken

[swagdaddy]

Originally Posted by Maze

swagdaddy has spoken

Never doubt the swag.

[formallydickman]

Originally Posted by swagdaddy

Hes right though. Electronic production is simple and anybody can do it. A real instrument takes practice and skill to master. I would barely call that dubstep shit music.

I'm a live acoustic player myself, but you do realize that 'most' electronic music is actually played out on midi keyboard during production, right? But the playing of the notes isn't what is appealing in electronica, is the manipulation of the sound itself.

It's like back when kids would sit in their garage and tweak their distortion to try and produce different sounds from their guitar, except that now its easily 20+ instruments and nearly a hundred different ways to tweak each sound.

Whether you think it qualifies as music is extremely irrelevant, its here and apparently people enjoy it

[swagdaddy]

Originally Posted by formallydickman

I'm a live acoustic player myself, but you do realize that 'most' electronic music is actually played out on midi keyboard during production, right? But the playing of the notes isn't what is appealing in electronica, is the manipulation of the sound itself.

It's like back when kids would sit in their garage and tweak their distortion to try and produce different sounds from their guitar, except that now its easily 20+ instruments and nearly a hundred different ways to tweak each sound.

Whether you think it qualifies as music is extremely irrelevant, its here and apparently people enjoy it

[formallydickman]

Your picture portrays the exact evolution of sound manipulation I'm talking about. Elvis Presley played the electric guitar, Hendrix played the electric guitar, but does their guitar sound like Kurt Cobain? Hell no. Do previous generations like the way younger generations warp 'their' sound? Generally, no, but its the way things go. Live with it.

[swagdaddy]

Originally Posted by formallydickman

Your picture portrays the exact evolution of sound manipulation I'm talking about. Elvis Presley played the electric guitar, Hendrix played the electric guitar, but does their guitar sound like Kurt Cobain? Hell no. Do previous generations like the way younger generations warp 'their' sound? Generally, no, but its the way things go. Live with it.

It was the evolution of rock. Not the evolution of electroshit.