Have DJ sets and podcasts killed music sales? I can go onto RA or mnmlssg and legally download 2-3 hours of awesome music each week, which often more than satisfies my demand. If I discover a particular DJ or producer, I can Google it and find other sets they've done—another 2-3 hours of music. At t...

BTW I have a day job and make music at night for fun and I don't give a sh!t if I never make money from this, I will keep making music and releasing it for my pleasure and to share with the world, but is this really the case of 95% of the industry? This whole industry is built from a hobby of thous...

Nobody's talked about the economy in here. Not only are music sales hurting, but car sales, electronics sales, clothes sales...

People who used to give themselves a $100/month budget (or whatever) for music are cutting back.

One thing I notice when I make beats at night is they always come out kinda sleepy... dreamy, relaxing. Not that it's a bad thing, but they're not exactly dancey, clubby sounds.

Im seriously considering investing in the DCAM: Synth Squad package has anyone got any further observations to add? How are the fusors effects? I own it, but mostly just use Strobe. It's an awesome synth, and like minormal said, you gotta work at it to make it sound good. The bad thing is I've figu...

Right now I've been experimenting with evolving sounds. Sounds that subtly change timbre over time, either via Automation, delays, LFOs. Leads, drones, pads... Mostly knob-turning changes but also gradual LFO and phase stuff.

For the lazy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqASe2wKNxk

He could have just bounced the audio down and done some tempo/pitch manipulation.

Raddler wrote:Or, the lead was rendered, chopped up and reversed in proper timing.

It sounds like that. Just chopped up/reversed audio. Original lead is almost close to a hoover sound. Saws + reverb?