He should offer him a solid kick in the trousers.

pheek wrote:He still insists that if i'll play tracks, i should pay.

Thank god i dont pay for all demos I get...

What do you guys think???

He must think very, very highly of himself, haha. Got a link?

isn't a very repetatve track with 3 to 6 elements a little boring? sometimes you need substance. Well it all comes down to how you define 'substance' i suppose. For instance this: http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF22551-01-02-02.mp3 is like 6:30 with just a kick and a sine wave, i think it's a geat track...

I find most dubstep too cheesy as well. Last album that i heard that was really good was Scorn - Stealth. I'd definitely recommend that one. Scorn's definitely one of the world's unsung musical genuises. You should check his Quoit stuff too, similar ideas as Scorn put into drum and bass, really str...

Scorn - Put Your Weight On It

Yeah almost nothing classed as minimal techno is actually minimal, it's all far too busy. Steve Bicknell is/was a minimal producer, a lot of his tracks have changes that are subtle to the point of them being unnoticeable, heh. No clever edits or effects, just an idea played out for a few minutes wit...

kristofason wrote:Long drawn-out thread

As long and drawn-out as a boring minimal track?

It's more the 'I don't waste my time programming synths' attitude i've heard from a few producer's mouths, which is no doubt why a lot of records sound pretty similar. You'd think that since people recognise these records sound similar, the producers would think about placing a bit more importance o...