cloutier wrote:I'm the king of unnecessary comments, so I can take a shot or two when it's deserved.

No harm, no foul.

oh and I'd add... we answer 100% of emails of people who get in touch to know how we work (they're so rare anyway). Emails that just send a demo and often quickly read, heard and in 90% of times, discarded because they don't fit.

To come back to what was initially said, I'd say its important to do your homeworks before sending a demo to a label. I still can't believe the number of people sending us music without even have heard one single track of the label nor knowing who we released. I mean, if you send your music to 1000 ...

stevësto wrote:is this a self promotional thread in disguise?

unnecessary comment.

Anteuro wrote:what about making music drunk?

Personally nearly every track i have started whilst pissed has been god awful!

yeah... or playing live drunk - in my "never do again" list

wow...

I've been into this lately: http://www.beatplexity.com/mixes/?name=&artist=asc

I'm more looking forward to the VST integration in NI maschine than any other NI product right now. so will that make maschine more like fruity loops? sort of but with LOTS less feature. I guess you haven't check the features of FLStudio (Fruity Loops changed name years ago) in a little while! :)