Please tell me what 'freeform' music is?

[DJsmallpaul]

What does any of this have to do with Techno?

Well just to add a comment i think freeform is certainly diverse like techno but i agree it's posted in the wrong topic.

[serox]

[quote="Cat"][quote="Sincs"]

Are there any producers on this forum who make freeform? Can some one link us all to some MP3's which are freeform?

Simple, go to www.nuenergy.co.uk and click on Hardcore/Freeform

I gave a link earlier in this thread to my freeform mix.... Guess you didn't read my post.

http://mixes.catjane.co.uk/Cat.mp3

i dont want sets, i wanted to hear some freeform tracks that show what it is all about.

[Sincs]

i posted my previous post b4 reading this one. Damn u really are excited arnt you? I cannot rem what was said now as my comments have all been removed from the BT forum. You was asking me to try and name 10 records that have made a impact on dance music, like there isnt any??

I was trying to say how this freeform music has not made a impact on the dance scene or has done any thing for it at this time. I also said i could not say i have heard of any freeform producers that have really made any change (good or bad) for dance music either.

There is no need to get personal and call me names and thee is no need to say how good the BT website is compared to hear. I dont think (maybe i am wrong) there are more artists who visit/post on the BT forum that have done some thing positive for dance music in some way, compared to here tho.

Firstly, I never asked you to name 10 tunes. I know there are a hell of a lot of damn fine tunes from the late 80's and early 90's that have helped to develop where dance music is today. This has never been in question. As for freeform producers that have not made an impact, again I shall say two names! JON DOE & BILLY BUNTER! So stop with that point because it is invalid!

As for people on BT who have had a positive infulence on the dance industry, I could go on forever. All I will say is BOA has its share of mainly techno and hard trance (a few hardstyle ones too), where as BT has its share of Hard Trance, Freeform, Hard House, NRG, and techno producers.

As for your comments on BT being deleted - they are still there!

And as for me getting excited, when some arsehole starts to bad mouth me when they are incapable of reading things in context and making me look like an idiot, then I tend to take an exception.

Anyway, as you comment about people telling you freeform sounds like hardcore techno, that sums up you inability to read things in context, or read full stop.

You have proved you are talking out of your arse and as a result I am not going to bother replying on this thread again.

All that is left for me to say is that this thread has highlighted to me the reason why I left in the first place!

[DJsmallpaul]

Man some of your attitudes on here STINK

[serox]

What does any of this have to do with Techno?

well after hearing some of the tracks on the website above i see i have clearly posted the question on the wrong forum. I thought i could ask the people here who i see commenting on things that i know about. I thought they could maybe explain to me what the music is ike in terms i could understand in the same way.

I still do not understand tho why this music has been called freeform, it has nothing original in it at all that makes it different.

[DJsmallpaul]

What happened to respecting other peoples opinions and music taste ?

[neko]

Man some of your attitudes on here STINK

well said :clap:

serox and sincs, chill out the pair of you

[DJsmallpaul]

What does any of this have to do with Techno?

well after hearing some of the tracks on the website above i see i have clearly posted the question on the wrong forum. I thought i could ask the people here who i see commenting on things that i know about. I thought they could maybe explain to me what the music is ike in terms i could understand in the same way.

I still do not understand tho why this music has been called freeform, it has nothing original in it at all that makes it different.

TBH i don't think the names important, you could call it fluffymuff, but it would still be that genre.

[serox]

i posted my previous post b4 reading this one. Damn u really are excited arnt you? I cannot rem what was said now as my comments have all been removed from the BT forum. You was asking me to try and name 10 records that have made a impact on dance music, like there isnt any??

I was trying to say how this freeform music has not made a impact on the dance scene or has done any thing for it at this time. I also said i could not say i have heard of any freeform producers that have really made any change (good or bad) for dance music either.

There is no need to get personal and call me names and thee is no need to say how good the BT website is compared to hear. I dont think (maybe i am wrong) there are more artists who visit/post on the BT forum that have done some thing positive for dance music in some way, compared to here tho.

Firstly, I never asked you to name 10 tunes. I know there are a hell of a lot of damn fine tunes from the late 80's and early 90's that have helped to develop where dance music is today. This has never been in question. As for freeform producers that have not made an impact, again I shall say two names! JON DOE & BILLY BUNTER! So stop with that point because it is invalid!

As for people on BT who have had a positive infulence on the dance industry, I could go on forever. All I will say is BOA has its share of mainly techno and hard trance (a few hardstyle ones too), where as BT has its share of Hard Trance, Freeform, Hard House, NRG, and techno producers.

As for your comments on BT being deleted - they are still there!

And as for me getting excited, when some arsehole starts to bad mouth me when they are incapable of reading things in context and making me look like an idiot, then I tend to take an exception.

Anyway, as you comment about people telling you freeform sounds like hardcore techno, that sums up you inability to read things in context, or read full stop.

You have proved you are talking out of your arse and as a result I am not going to bother replying on this thread again.

All that is left for me to say is that this thread has highlighted to me the reason why I left in the first place!

how can you say i have no read this i have no idea.

I did a quote on the person who said it has some hardcore techno within freeform (or how ever they worded it).

I did not bad mouth you, i think you did that ur self.

[serox]

post above should be only




"how can you say i have no read this i have no idea.

I did a quote on the person who said it has some hardcore techno within freeform (or how ever they worded it).

I did not bad mouth you, i think you did that ur self."[/b]

[serox]

post above should be only




"how can you say i have no read this i have no idea.

I did a quote on the person who said it has some hardcore techno within freeform (or how ever they worded it).

I did not bad mouth you, i think you did that ur self."[/b]

[Tony]

yes, i have never listened to this new oxymoron of a dance music called 'freeform' because even your descriptions contain styles of music that i am not interested in at all.

I don't understand how you can intelligently comment on something that you haven't listened to, and something that you have never heard of, sorry.

Why not give it a listen yourself, then your comments may carry more weight :)

I reckon that ppl who are into a limited range of genres (not that there is anything wrong with that) are not exposed to other, equally important ones. I mean, Hardstyle here on Blackout is recognised, but I wouldn't say that in general it is any more popular than freeform ... it's just what you are exposed to or choose to listen to etc.

And before you say anything, I feel qualified to comment given that I play a wide range of genres, including hardstyle, freeform and techno, amongst others :)

yep, you are fully qualified as you are into those genres. but i am also aware of the genres which several people have used as descriptive terms of the ingredients and influences that go to make up this genre. with those influences and descriptions firmly established i can already fully understand what the resulting music will sound like and have no desire to listen to it whatsoever. i can intelligently comment on it because i have sold dance music to the public and around the world for around 6years now and dealt with the influences/ingredients of your genre for a few of those years. its when small niches of music like this crop up, and people huddle around an even smaller painted corner, it makes me chuckle.
it just shouldnt be called freeform for simple and obvious reasons. fluffy muff might be a better term in the long run.

cheeky, that was subjective patronising, i was only wishing you well, as i would with anyone who wants to like whatever music they want to.

[jonnyspeed]

it has nothing original in it at all that makes it different.

my thoughts exactly.

[TechnoRaver]

it has nothing original in it at all that makes it different.

my thoughts exactly.

not true really issit :roll:

if youd heard anything on bonkers, uprising, digital beats you would know theres nothing about that sounds like that n e where

[The Overfiend]

This topic is out of hand and does not belong on this forum regardless.
As for people disrespecting genres, GROW UP.
It's getting Locked. I'm leaving it up for a day so you can all see this then it's getting deleted. READ THE RULES.
And for my friend with the negative view of Blackout... You don't have to be here.