[quote]howiegroove (21/02/2011)[hr][quote]bryan spence (21/02/2011)[hr]got to be the most pointless thread ever.[/quote]
Have you read the rest of the forum dude? Cmon…[/quote]
+1 … I’ve been saying it since page1!
[quote]deanmau5 (21/02/2011)[hr][quote]jjdejong0 (21/02/2011)[hr]Thing is the trance people actually let loose and have a good time. The techno people stand around nodding their head thinking their cool for listening to techno. Also on that pick of deadmau5 you cant really see it but hes wearing a Pikachu rucksack lol. I wonder how many woman deadmau5 slept with before he hit it big…[/quote]
have u seen deadmau5’s women??? hot damn she is unrealllllll!![/quote]
No? Who is she?
[quote]Roben (21/02/2011)[hr][quote]deanmau5 (21/02/2011)[hr][quote]jjdejong0 (21/02/2011)[hr]Thing is the trance people actually let loose and have a good time. The techno people stand around nodding their head thinking their cool for listening to techno. Also on that pick of deadmau5 you cant really see it but hes wearing a Pikachu rucksack lol. I wonder how many woman deadmau5 slept with before he hit it big…[/quote]
have u seen deadmau5’s women??? hot damn she is unrealllllll!![/quote]
No? Who is she?[/quote]
She’s in the background in one of his tutorial vids on yt
Like the girlfriend on ‘It’s all gone Pete Tong’, hot but quick to leave him when his DJ fame is all gone.
Why are we calling it Glitch Step House by the way?
its all electro.
[quote]Flaxo (22/02/2011)[hr]Why are we calling it Glitch Step House by the way?[/quote]
Like
[quote]UnitedVision (22/02/2011)[hr]its all electro.[/quote]
yes !!! :hehe:
Damn straight!
I’m not a fan of Dubstep, but there’s actually some interesting techniques in there for manipulating basslines out of all recognition that you can apply elsewhere. Same is true of the DnB stuff too (although that’s a genre I DO like, that only seems to mature with age!)
When it comes to production, being a purist is a surefire way to get left behind while the innovators are out there fusing anything and everything to make entirely new genres. We live in an age where it’s not just OK, but encouraged for indie-rock guitar bands to pick up a Nord Lead and arpeggiate 'til it hurts!
So don’t knock a genre you don’t like just for the sake of it - instead, learn about its plus points. It wouldn’t be on SA if there wasn’t SOMETHING you can learn from it. Apply the positives to your sound and who knows, you might just end up being the guy on the front of DJ magazine as ‘The Godfather of Glitch-Trance’ or something!!
Have someone already bought the glitch step Tutorial ?? Feedback please!!
Thx