Minimal Underground Techno

Torque · Post by **Torque** » Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:25 pm

Don't any of you feel insulted by this at all?
These places think your music can be broken down into a pre packaged form and sold back to you. This kind of sh!t is so far removed from the underground it's amazing. Mark my words it's this kind of stuff right here that will turn minimal in it's current form into a period piece like acid house. You all should be irate!!!!

hydrogen · Post by **hydrogen** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 2:46 am

Torque wrote:Don't any of you feel insulted by this at all?
These places think your music can be broken down into a pre packaged form and sold back to you. This kind of sh!t is so far removed from the underground it's amazing. Mark my words it's this kind of stuff right here that will turn minimal in it's current form into a period piece like acid house. You all should be irate!!!!

its already too late for that.

hydrogen · Post by **hydrogen** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:14 am

Duplo blocks 4 techno! You can be minimal too!

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:26 am

KrisM wrote:You know, I think I see more advertising on this site, and not just per capita, than nearly any other music forum i frequent.

well:

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Edward_Molton · Post by **Edward_Molton** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 9:23 am

I don't know why people on this forum are so against sample packs. We can of course discuss about the name of the sample pack but that's just a marketing type of thing and to give the package a name. Some time ago everyone was making minimal because minimal sold better than techno even if their music was progressive.

It's just like the discussion of people dj'ing with traktor of vinyls. Everyone should decide for them selves if they use/buy samples or not. But for young, starting producers these sample packs can help them a lot to improve their skills and start making tracks.
In belgium there are some top techno producers who started making tunes in E-Jay or other crappy commercial programs with samples but who made killer tracks with those programs and own now big studios. Everyone needs to start somewhere.

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 9:32 am

Edward_Molton wrote:I don't know why people on this forum are so against sample packs. We can of course discuss about the name of the sample pack but that's just a marketing type of thing and to give the package a name. Some time ago everyone was making minimal because minimal sold better than techno even if their music was progressive.

It's just like the discussion of people dj'ing with traktor of vinyls. Everyone should decide for them selves if they use/buy samples or not. But for young, starting producers these sample packs can help them a lot to improve their skills and start making tracks.
In belgium there are some top techno producers who started making tunes in E-Jay or other crappy commercial programs with samples but who made killer tracks with those programs and own now big studios. Everyone needs to start somewhere.

Mac or PC?

Discuss

hahahaha

Edward_Molton · Post by **Edward_Molton** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 11:41 am

patrick bateman wrote:
Edward_Molton wrote:I don't know why people on this forum are so against sample packs. We can of course discuss about the name of the sample pack but that's just a marketing type of thing and to give the package a name. Some time ago everyone was making minimal because minimal sold better than techno even if their music was progressive.

It's just like the discussion of people dj'ing with traktor of vinyls. Everyone should decide for them selves if they use/buy samples or not. But for young, starting producers these sample packs can help them a lot to improve their skills and start making tracks.
In belgium there are some top techno producers who started making tunes in E-Jay or other crappy commercial programs with samples but who made killer tracks with those programs and own now big studios. Everyone needs to start somewhere.
Mac or PC?

Discuss

hahahaha

Patrick...there's no discussion on that! MAC of course

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 2:43 pm

Edward_Molton wrote:
patrick bateman wrote:
Edward_Molton wrote:I don't know why people on this forum are so against sample packs. We can of course discuss about the name of the sample pack but that's just a marketing type of thing and to give the package a name. Some time ago everyone was making minimal because minimal sold better than techno even if their music was progressive.

It's just like the discussion of people dj'ing with traktor of vinyls. Everyone should decide for them selves if they use/buy samples or not. But for young, starting producers these sample packs can help them a lot to improve their skills and start making tracks.
In belgium there are some top techno producers who started making tunes in E-Jay or other crappy commercial programs with samples but who made killer tracks with those programs and own now big studios. Everyone needs to start somewhere.
Mac or PC?

Discuss

hahahaha
Patrick...there's no discussion on that! MAC of course

Of course