Go here to have all of your hair-splitting and technical questions dealing with the distinguishing factors in all of the different genres of electronic music. It's got everything from French House to Gloomcore. Each genre also has an average of 5 samples, which is a definite luxury. I apologize if there's been a topic about this already. Everyone should check it out!
Great link, API, thisone deserves to get bumped once in a while!
Wakka wakka
Thanks for linking this, I was sure someone had done it before, but it needs exposure.
Also, you should get to bed.
Wait
I love the guide can't wait until version 3 comes out.
Do NOT click the siggy
To be bold I have mentioned a few times, i failed to link it cos i assumed people had already heard of google.com and i'm lazy :)
At 12/17/05 09:29 PM, -API- wrote: Go here to have all of your hair-splitting and technical questions dealing with the distinguishing factors in all of the different genres of electronic music.
One of the best sites ive seen in awhile. thanks API
I feel this deserves bumping, because it is such an excellent source... This site should also be in a sticky or something. It covers everything...
Yea, this is a great guide. Nice find :)
Bumpage is a must for this thread.
At 12/18/05 03:26 AM, Rucklo wrote: Great link, API, thisone deserves to get bumped once in a while!
Agreed well done
Bump to the Ness.
BUMPNESS
oh snapples
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At 12/23/05 12:49 PM, -ZENON- wrote: Bump to the Ness.
BUMPNESS
oh snapples
Gingersnaps!
Awesome post, definitely opened up my mind :)
At 12/23/05 02:18 PM, jarrydn wrote: Awesome post, definitely opened up my mind :)
your MOM opened up your mind!
:/
that didnt work...
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I think ill give up bumping this thread after this last one.
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Thats awsome! I was hoping this would tell me how too make music but oh well that was still really cool. You should make a NG version.
At 12/25/05 04:17 PM, SolusLunes wrote: KA-BUMP!
SHA-ZAM
At 12/25/05 04:27 PM, Flashburn wrote:At 12/25/05 04:17 PM, SolusLunes wrote: KA-BUMP!SHA-ZAM
ZINNNGGGG
Oh ps guys I got Reason 3.0 :)
PEEEWWWW!
(congrats on reason 3.0)
All i used to use reason for was the strings.
Now i jsut dont bother.
TIIIIIIIINNNNNG!
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BUMP 4 GR8 JUSTICE.
Srsly. This is a great site.
lol.. awesome.. reminds me the Hitchhiker's Guide...
At 1/5/06 11:23 PM, -API- wrote: BUMP 4 GR8 JUSTICE.
Srsly. This is a great site.
Lol, i just bookmarked it :P
its a great time waster, you learn a thing or two, and you leave inspired.
I love it.
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This topic needs more justice
That's why i greatly bumped it
API's link taught me how to write my latest song, pulsar.
But nobody can hear it, because you all suck.
At 12/17/05 09:29 PM, -API- wrote: Go here to have all of your hair-splitting and technical questions dealing with the distinguishing factors in all of the different genres of electronic music. It's got everything from French House to Gloomcore. Each genre also has an average of 5 samples, which is a definite luxury. I apologize if there's been a topic about this already. Everyone should check it out!
who on earth cares about what genre their music should be in and also what electronic music is, jesus wept, if u havent figured that shit out for yourself then you are either too young or too stupid. Damn genres, they only serve to catergorise everyones music and make it into something it's not. I hate genre specific ideology, it's such bullshit, i don't see the point.
At 1/9/06 11:50 AM, Khuskan wrote: But nobody can hear it, because you all suck.
Heh, I have the .rps.
<33333333
At 1/9/06 01:03 PM, Amoeboy wrote: a decent amount of semi-intelligent whining
I think you're the only person on here that doesn't appreciate that site. Genres were made so that people could search for songs of the same type, they weren't made "to make music something it's not" like you pointed out. Genres serve a very important purpose, and without them, music would be unorganized like candy in a halloween-bag.
