Why Do "Musicians" Make D+B ???
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- KVRist
- 63 posts since 24 Aug, 2001
well if any of you troglodites actually listened to the stuff, check the vinyl, check out dnbarena, labels like GLR, Hospital, Offshore or check other sites you wouldn't be so damn glib.
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- KVRAF
- 3158 posts since 2 Jul, 2005 from Stuck in the closet
Maybe, but it'd still be cool!videzyrah wrote:@Ildon
I don't really know but i figure a Dnb track in an odd time would end up being labeled IDM.
Mizutaphile.
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- KVRist
- 263 posts since 31 Jan, 2005 from perth, australia
bah i dunno why so much electronic/dance music sounds the same .. when u can make so many different sounds, WHY GO FOR THE SAME SHITTY DETUNED "PHATT" LEAD SOUND YOU HARD HOUSE LOSERS etc...
blasphemy is a victimless crime
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- KVRist
- 274 posts since 15 Nov, 2004 from Gainesville, FL USA
agreed.Ildon wrote:Maybe, but it'd still be cool!videzyrah wrote:@Ildon
I don't really know but i figure a Dnb track in an odd time would end up being labeled IDM.
Ideas are bulletproof... I am not.
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- KVRAF
- 1811 posts since 18 Jan, 2005 from Lost in the blinding whiteness of the tundra
Not blown away by what I've heard on Hospital - it tended to sound a bit too much like it's trying to be 'mature' and 'musical.' Although I might have missed something. I'm all about Offshore though. And I didn't say that all dnb sounds the same... it's just the 95% that you'd expect from Sturgeon's law.daizo wrote:well if any of you troglodites actually listened to the stuff, check the vinyl, check out dnbarena, labels like GLR, Hospital, Offshore or check other sites you wouldn't be so damn glib.
For listening to things, the mixes forum at DOA is pretty handy, particularly if you can handle the ENORMOUS sigs.
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
Wait...go back..videzyrah wrote:Well, this thread was originally about DnB, and as I read it I recalled a particular evening when I was listening to the electronic radio show we have here and came to the realization that all the tracks I was hearing in this one DJ's set seemed to follow a very similar formula. Maybe the DJ's on that show tend to play stuff all in the same vein and that's why it tends to sound the same to me, I don't know. I could probably say the same about the Breaks stuff I hear there and possibly the house and trance as well, I just didn't mention it because they weren't the topic of discussion.The Chase wrote: How did you round this down to DnB?
Meanwhile I've been contemplating this whole production skills vs. composition skills as of late..... I realize my tracks probably tend to sound 'thin' in comparison to artists' work who are more well recieved (by myself and/or in remix contests,lol.) So, basically I have to tell myself that they're just using stuff that naturally sounds fuller and more professional right out of the box and that once I get a little better at tweaking knobs & sliders & whatever it takes to make the speakers breath alittle more, I will be THE GREATEST EVER![]()
I'm guessing DWb is the most rightest.
@Ildon
I don't really know but i figure a Dnb track in an odd time would end up being labeled IDM.
here we go:all the tracks I was hearing in this one DJ's set seemed to follow a very similar formula
Not only ONE dj, but ONE dj's set, mate...I'll get ten very simular-sounding tracks and spin them together too, if you want.this one DJ's set
On the subject of different time signatures, I dont remember any other popular traks then Andy C - Bodyrock (sorry i only have this live, MC'ed recording)
- addled muppet weed
- 111341 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
right dnb heads i have one question and one question only...
what is the name of that bukem track where he sampled the f16 pilot reporting a close encounter?
cant for the life of me remember the title
what is the name of that bukem track where he sampled the f16 pilot reporting a close encounter?
cant for the life of me remember the title
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
You can turn them off. Most people do.DWb wrote:Not blown away by what I've heard on Hospital - it tended to sound a bit too much like it's trying to be 'mature' and 'musical.' Although I might have missed something. I'm all about Offshore though. And I didn't say that all dnb sounds the same... it's just the 95% that you'd expect from Sturgeon's law.daizo wrote:well if any of you troglodites actually listened to the stuff, check the vinyl, check out dnbarena, labels like GLR, Hospital, Offshore or check other sites you wouldn't be so damn glib.
For listening to things, the mixes forum at DOA is pretty handy, particularly if you can handle the ENORMOUS sigs.
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
There was an era where it was cool in all electronic genres to put jet samples in tunes...that could be any track.vurt wrote:right dnb heads i have one question and one question only...
what is the name of that bukem track where he sampled the f16 pilot reporting a close encounter?
cant for the life of me remember the title
- addled muppet weed
- 111341 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
yes but this one specifically has the pilot reporting a close enconter with a ufo 
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- KVRAF
- 6596 posts since 21 Jun, 2004 from Secret Underground Hideout
the genre thing is makin me wonder...any electronic artists just makin music that sounds good to them? is everyone tryin to fit a description?
"Most people who experiment with drugs are not lying in the streets, suffocating on their own vomit. If you want to see some of that, go to the Pub on Saturday night at closing time." ozwest
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
Moby hasnt really gone for any genre in his last albums, but, ehhh...he's moby 
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- KVRAF
- 1811 posts since 18 Jan, 2005 from Lost in the blinding whiteness of the tundra
For the most part, when dance musicians 'try to get away from the requirements of the dancefloor' and 'standard templates' and produce something that's more 'musical' and more about 'self expression' they end up with something thatandroidlove wrote:the genre thing is makin me wonder...any electronic artists just makin music that sounds good to them? is everyone tryin to fit a description?
a) is actually less inventive than the dancefloor sounds and
b) inolves hour long neo-prog choral wankathons. Naming no names.
The need to produce something that'll one-up all the other tunes that a DJ plays that night often seems to be much more of a spur to creativity than the desire to be 'progressive.'
Choon! Can we get a clownstep smiley for KvR?The Chase wrote:Andy C - Bodyrock
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- KVRist
- 401 posts since 4 May, 2004
I may be way off but could that be Photek - UFO and not Bukem?vurt wrote:right dnb heads i have one question and one question only...
what is the name of that bukem track where he sampled the f16 pilot reporting a close encounter?
cant for the life of me remember the title
"Right ahead.. there it is again!" etc?
Obviously a computer still can’t throw a television out of a hotel window or get drunk and be sick on the carpet, so there is little danger of them replacing drummers for some while yet. -- Nick Mason
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- KVRist
- 401 posts since 4 May, 2004
We can always link the DOA oneDWb wrote:Choon! Can we get a clownstep smiley for KvR?The Chase wrote:Andy C - Bodyrock

Oh btw, I really enjoyed this mix, might be a nice refreshing listen to those tired of oversized, distorted breaks and reeses:
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... did=335811
Hope it still works
Obviously a computer still can’t throw a television out of a hotel window or get drunk and be sick on the carpet, so there is little danger of them replacing drummers for some while yet. -- Nick Mason
