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ErikBush97
07-29-13, 03:41 AM
Hey, everyone. My posts are infamous for derailing, and going 100% off topic, which isn't always my fault, but whatever! I wanted to see if anyone else here makes music? I have been producing for several years, in several genres. I make a little Dubstep, but I'm not the greatest... Haven't been into it for long. But I originally started with a guitar, about 6-7 years ago.
Here's a remix I just made.

https://soundcloud.com/reptiliandubstep/remix-martin-garrix-matroda

Also: Feel free to spam this thread with links to your music, if you make any. :)

And: Finding good Dubstep presets is impossible, so don't judge :p I only produce as a hobby.

smy_749
07-29-13, 06:46 AM
That is music? I don't listen to music, haven't for a long time and I know music changes with time, but is this really what people listen to now? Nobody actually has to learn how to play a guitar (do people still know what those are?)

I heard music was going downhill and lyrics were borderline ********, but I didn't think people listened to robots arguing

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 07:13 AM
That is music? I don't listen to music, haven't for a long time and I know music changes with time, but is this really what people listen to now? Nobody actually has to learn how to play a guitar (do people still know what those are?)

I heard music was going downhill and lyrics were borderline ********, but I didn't think people listened to robots arguing

Yup lol It's what a lot of people listen to now. I have always been into rock, but there's just no decent rock made anymore. Also, if you don't listen to music, how can you call that bad? You have nothing to compare it to.

formica
07-29-13, 08:17 AM
a bit :D but not usually robot battle music....this is tho... :robo: ...the only way to get good presets, it to make em urself ;)

https://soundcloud.com/5meo/john-miszt-bassface-mk3

also play piano and guitar, and compose scores and run a sound company for a living :)

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:01 AM
a bit :D but not usually robot battle music....this is tho... :robo: ...the only way to get good presets, it to make em urself ;)

https://soundcloud.com/5meo/john-miszt-bassface-mk3

also play piano and guitar, and compose scores and run a sound company for a living :)

I know, I am just not to big into making my own presets! It's pretty time consuming IMO. Good track, though, man :)

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:07 AM
Oops! Posted this reply on the wrong thread! lol

poison123
07-29-13, 09:26 AM
That is music? I don't listen to music, haven't for a long time and I know music changes with time, but is this really what people listen to now? Nobody actually has to learn how to play a guitar (do people still know what those are?)

I heard music was going downhill and lyrics were borderline ********, but I didn't think people listened to robots arguing

LMAO

Yes this is what they play now days. I'm forced to listen to 10 year old music lol.

Not judging you guys on your taste in "music" but everytime I hear this kind of stuff on the radio it just makes me very angry.

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:29 AM
LMAO

Yes this is what they play now days. I'm forced to listen to 10 year old music lol.

Not judging you guys on your taste in "music" but everytime I hear this kind of stuff on the radio it just makes me very angry.

I actually can relate. I used to be the same way. I am a into rock. But when there's pretty much no rock being made any more, and all the stuff that IS being made sucks, it's easy to start looking into other genres, and Dubstep is CERTAINLY better than crap....

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:32 AM
*Rap ;) That was definitely an accident.

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:35 AM
And since we're here... Here's some Reptile Dubstep lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jFcBMY71-M

poison123
07-29-13, 09:37 AM
*Rap ;) That was definitely an accident.

I like rap.

formica
07-29-13, 09:37 AM
dont worry, i get pretty angry when i hear people whinging about how electronic music isnt proper music, and how playing a guitar is so much more difficult than being an electronic music producer, which happens to be total nonsense ;)

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 09:42 AM
dont worry, i get pretty angry when i hear people whinging about how electronic music isnt proper music, and how playing a guitar is so much more difficult than being an electronic music producer, which happens to be total nonsense ;)

I agree. If anything, it's a 100 x easier. I've played guitar and made electronic, so I can back that up. Especially because you've got a whole song to put together. With a guitar, you're only controlling one instrument. With a computer, there's the drums, synths, etc, etc. Plus... Your guitar can't freeze up, and destroy all your progress lol

smy_749
07-29-13, 10:57 AM
To each his own I guess, makes no difference to me since I drive in complete silence so I don't have to hear it accidentally on the radio haha

Also, if your producing everything I'm sure there is some diffuculy involved. I didn't mean to say it was 'easy' and I'm sure if your really good at it, you could probably make it sound as if someone was really playing the guitar somehow (I'm just guessing..)

But when people like Erik say they don't want to produce their own whatever it is, because it takes to long, it makes me think some of the kids producing robot sex audio files are just too lazy to actually learn how to play an instrument or properly produce their own music as opposed to taking a mix of other peoples and throwing it all together.

formica
07-29-13, 10:59 AM
it takes only seconds to create a good synth patch, if you put the effort into learning how to do it, but that of course takes dedication and practice just like playing any other instrument

formica
07-29-13, 11:00 AM
you could probably make it sound as if someone was really playing the guitar somehow (I'm just guessing..)

sometimes you can get away with it, but most of the time its better to have an actual guitar lol

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 11:05 AM
To each his own I guess, makes no difference to me since I drive in complete silence so I don't have to hear it accidentally on the radio haha

Also, if your producing everything I'm sure there is some diffuculy involved. I didn't mean to say it was 'easy' and I'm sure if your really good at it, you could probably make it sound as if someone was really playing the guitar somehow (I'm just guessing..)

But when people like Erik say they don't want to produce their own whatever it is, because it takes to long, it makes me think some of the kids producing robot sex audio files are just too lazy to actually learn how to play an instrument or properly produce their own music as opposed to taking a mix of other peoples and throwing it all together.

I don't take anyone else's mixes. I use presets.

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 11:07 AM
it takes only seconds to create a good synth patch, if you put the effort into learning how to do it, but that of course takes dedication and practice just like playing any other instrument

I use NI Massive. It takes a lot longer to get a wobble than a couple seconds. Maybe you can throw a cheesy Modern Talking Wavetable together in a couple seconds, but not a decent sounding wobble :p

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 11:08 AM
To each his own I guess, makes no difference to me since I drive in complete silence so I don't have to hear it accidentally on the radio haha

Also, if your producing everything I'm sure there is some diffuculy involved. I didn't mean to say it was 'easy' and I'm sure if your really good at it, you could probably make it sound as if someone was really playing the guitar somehow (I'm just guessing..)

But when people like Erik say they don't want to produce their own whatever it is, because it takes to long, it makes me think some of the kids producing robot sex audio files are just too lazy to actually learn how to play an instrument or properly produce their own music as opposed to taking a mix of other peoples and throwing it all together.

If you think I am being lazy, you are more than welcome to try ;)

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 11:09 AM
I like rap.

I am sorry!... That you like rap lol Just kidding :p

formica
07-29-13, 12:02 PM
I use NI Massive. It takes a lot longer to get a wobble than a couple seconds. Maybe you can throw a cheesy Modern Talking Wavetable together in a couple seconds, but not a decent sounding wobble :p

if you put in the practice then you can, i'm not talking about EQ, Compression and automation, but thats not building a patch. i've been releasing music since 2003 :) theres nothing special about Massive that makes it more complicated than any other synth, unless you spend all your time using presets and not learning synthesis ;)

ErikBush97
07-29-13, 12:14 PM
if you put in the practice then you can, i'm not talking about EQ, Compression and automation, but thats not building a patch. i've been releasing music since 2003 :) theres nothing special about Massive that makes it more complicated than any other synth, unless you spend all your time using presets and not learning synthesis ;)

Well I'll look into it :)

RandyRhoads
07-30-13, 04:38 PM
Creating electronic music is by no means easy or a cop out to learning how to play a music. In fact it can be much more in depth than most people that play an instrument.

I use Logic Pro 9. Here are two things i've done. A bad touch remix, and an original trip hop track I made. Sadly I lost the whole song and that was just part of it.

https://soundcloud.com/wildernessmedic/bad-touch-remix

https://soundcloud.com/wildernessmedic/trip-hop

ErikBush97
07-31-13, 12:56 PM
Creating electronic music is by no means easy or a cop out to learning how to play a music. In fact it can be much more in depth than most people that play an instrument.

I use Logic Pro 9. Here are two things i've done. A bad touch remix, and an original trip hop track I made. Sadly I lost the whole song and that was just part of it.

https://soundcloud.com/wildernessmedic/bad-touch-remix

https://soundcloud.com/wildernessmedic/trip-hop

Nice, man :) I like the Bad Touch Remix a lot!

RandyRhoads
07-31-13, 01:38 PM
Nice, man :) I like the Bad Touch Remix a lot!

Thanks, but it's pretty bland. I basically just needed something I knew the notes to in my head to practice learning the basic functions of Logic.