electronica.
#1
electronica.
Does anyone besides me listen to it? Does anyone besides me know what it is?
No, it's not "techno." Techno is a form of electronica (a shitty one at that). Where a bunch of X'd out kids with furry boots and glow sticks run around rubbing each other at raves. We like to call em "raver goo." I listen to these beats called "Breaks" or breakbeat. And they're these very well composed, talented beats using an electronic source. You should give some a try if you haven't heard em before. You'd probably like it. I'll find some good breaks and link em..but I gotta run now
No, it's not "techno." Techno is a form of electronica (a shitty one at that). Where a bunch of X'd out kids with furry boots and glow sticks run around rubbing each other at raves. We like to call em "raver goo." I listen to these beats called "Breaks" or breakbeat. And they're these very well composed, talented beats using an electronic source. You should give some a try if you haven't heard em before. You'd probably like it. I'll find some good breaks and link em..but I gotta run now
#3
Didn't you used to praise reggae as the only music worth listening to?
#5
I don't find to much talent in programming a beat into a computer. Now if you mix it with some live instruments then it can sound cool, but not much skill in programming a beat. It's like artists who don't write their own songs. If you can't write a song, then you don't need to be playing music.
#7
ha ha ha ha....He might be. The next time we hear from him he'll tell a story how he went to a electronica club and did some E and drove the scoob off a mountain. ha ha ha....I'm kidding. He's young and all over the map...pretty normal I guess.
#9
Originally Posted by 00blkstanggt
I don't find to much talent in programming a beat into a computer. Now if you mix it with some live instruments then it can sound cool, but not much skill in programming a beat. It's like artists who don't write their own songs. If you can't write a song, then you don't need to be playing music.
I don't find to much talent in programming a beat into a computer. Now if you mix it with some live instruments then it can sound cool, but not much skill in programming a beat. It's like artists who don't write their own songs. If you can't write a song, then you don't need to be playing music.
#10
I don't find to much talent in programming a beat into a computer. Now if you mix it with some live instruments then it can sound cool, but not much skill in programming a beat. It's like artists who don't write their own songs. If you can't write a song, then you don't need to be playing music.
#11
Where do you think the music comes from that they are mixing. I understand they do mixing with turntables and do some cool stuff, but a lot of the beats and everything are prerecorded drum machine beats and all that from the computer. I know what house music is, I use to work in a music store and hated listening to it. It's cool if ya like it but not my cup of tea.
#13
but electronica is just sweet
#14
no, never...i just encouraged it strongly..and i still listen to it all the time
#15
I don't find to much talent in programming a beat into a computer. Now if you mix it with some live instruments then it can sound cool, but not much skill in programming a beat. It's like artists who don't write their own songs. If you can't write a song, then you don't need to be playing music.
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If you say so, I have seen 12 y/o kids make beats with mixxing programs.. meh, not a fan of the whole electonica scene. I would elaborate, but I won't.
#20
whats wrong with diversity? i listen to country, rap, hip hop, reggae, rock, ska, electronic..etc
#23
I actually do know the subject. My friends brother majored in music at UCLA and is now as music producer. He plays guitar, bass, drums (very well at that), but also produces beats and everything. He does it all. I'm just saying there is more talent in actually being able to play a guitar or drums well then programming it into a computer.
#24
Originally Posted by 00blkstanggtI actually do know the subject. My friends brother majored in music at UCLA and is now as music producer. He plays guitar, bass, drums (very well at that), but also produces beats and everything. He does it all. I'm just saying there is more talent in actually being able to play a guitar or drums well then programming it into a computer.
#27
wow, so that takes even more skill. Take someone elses recordings and use them on your turntable and do some scratching. Genious! Plus the stuff Badfish was talking about is recorded beats with other stuff mixed in. Not bashing Badfish, just the music.
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Either way electronica is pretty shitty stuff.