I might have misscounted only did it once but it's 36 or 38 untill it does that little break thing and the clap comes in.

I think as with alot of things music becomes something spiritual as soon as it enters a context and especially when that context is social in a way. (this could be anything from somebody sending a track they made to a friend or people dancing at a party or a concert). When this happens music stops b...

dan curtin and the early morgan geist projects are also a good example of "always changing" stuff. It changes into something new almost every 16 bars. Can't think of an obvious track now but i'll listen through a few and edit the post with a link.

Great way of bashing people who actually helped someone. Why don't you just STFU. If you read threw the thread the TS actually thanked for help. And using the search function is actually something people miss. If you perhaps use it you'll see theres a ton of threads that all discuss the same things....

I have this problem as well. Like steevio points out it's very common. What I do is usually one of two things. One would be to just try and end the track. If you can't think of anything new why not just call it done perhaps slap some kind of outro on it and then get to work with a new track. Chances...

My point wasn't that their music was soulful despite it beeing made on computers. Was simply trying to point out interesting similarities between the artists.

Forgot to say thanks. Yes that helped me! Thanks alot.