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    Quote Originally Posted by detfella
    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Discussion is important.
    It can`t always be smiles and pats on the back.
    Crit and discussion helps us all to improve.
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    spot on!!
    :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: well said ;)

    on + on + on +on , stop you b.a.s.t.a.r.d.s and do summit about it doods !
    noticed you aint seen me around for a bit on the old message boards well its because posts like these were giving me a nervous break down, + the feeling of its all over , im grafting my ass off at the moment + working hard to save my pennys for my label and more equipment to come give you lot some metal i aint no rich bum boy with daddys bank card who can buy my way into anythink , so i suggest more of you guys who do nothing more than worry about the end of techno the end of vynyl the end of the world get off your ass and go do somthing possitive. nothing is going anyware soldier on and you will all get there. ;)

    pheww! now thats blurted out im off back to work ;)

    I WILL BE BACK :lol:

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    Default Re: THEORY OF TECHNO & HOW TO SAVE IT..

    Quote Originally Posted by fatcollective
    Quote Originally Posted by perpetual
    GO MAKE SOME & STOP DISCUSSING IT LIKE A BUNCH OF POST GRAD STUDENTS IN A CLEMENTS COFFEE HOUSE FFS



    if its all so 'over produced' or 'too loopy' or 'too stringy' or 'too dark' then go do summat about it..

    i am sick to the back f**kin teeth going round forums seein thread after thread after thread filled with ppl bitchin & moaning about everything other than THEIR fave artist...


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    sorry :lol:
    Best thing i have heard on this forum for ages!
    Yeah, but will anyone do anything about it, or will they just make techno that "sounds like".
    Rather than genuinly digging ofr something new.
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    the people that keep goin on about change and how shit techno is should do something about it...im not one of those people!

    techno music at the moment is as good as it has ever been IMO.
    Be Lucky!

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatcollective
    the people that keep goin on about change and how shit techno is should do something about it...im not one of those people!

    techno music at the moment is as good as it has ever been IMO.
    I aggree techno is as healthy as ever but im one of the people whos looking for somthing new(allways am)

    BUT that doesnt mean im unhappy with the current state of techno infact I love it more than I ever have and theres still loads I still have to discover I have prefrences to certain styles,vibes,artist and labels but im open to anything thats good.

    I couldnt give a shit if its a stand alone track or its the same loop for 7 mins if it moves me then im sure I can do somthing with it and im a happy man.

    I belive the onley problems are in some peoples heads and these "problems"pick up steam when disscussed on forums like this and become somthing that isnt realy there.

    I know that when I go buying records I never have enuff money for all the music I whant so to me theres definatley good music constantley coming out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tocsin
    Just curious. But, is bitching about the people who bitch really any better of a contribution? :p
    My point exactly...well put.
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    Default Re: THEORY OF TECHNO & HOW TO SAVE IT..

    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Quote Originally Posted by fatcollective
    Quote Originally Posted by perpetual
    GO MAKE SOME & STOP DISCUSSING IT LIKE A BUNCH OF POST GRAD STUDENTS IN A CLEMENTS COFFEE HOUSE FFS



    if its all so 'over produced' or 'too loopy' or 'too stringy' or 'too dark' then go do summat about it..

    i am sick to the back f**kin teeth going round forums seein thread after thread after thread filled with ppl bitchin & moaning about everything other than THEIR fave artist...


    GET
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    DO SOMETHIN
    LESS BORING
    INSTEAD!!!!!



    sorry :lol:
    Best thing i have heard on this forum for ages!
    Yeah, but will anyone do anything about it, or will they just make techno that "sounds like".
    Rather than genuinly digging ofr something new.


    absolutely.. ive just started selling ever bit of old hardware i have.

    i've had great live shows & good fun, but i'm moving on. laptop next with the possibility of totally dumpin turntables & vinyl.

    i dont know yet.. but i'm bored of doing the same thing & reading the same old trotted out rubbish..

    of course discussion is good. its a great thing. but when it just becomes 2 ppl battlin over opinions & theres no right & wrong, it serves no purpose..

    i'm all for pushing techno. ive been thru the 'looptastic' stage & i wanna push on & do sumthin else..

    i jus dont think endless evenings going over the same topics is helping anyone..
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    its also one of the reasons i aint made anything lately..

    cos it aint workin. i need to try another approach. so ive been workin hard at 'using' the software instead of jus makin more loops..

    and gettin abck on the dex a lot more..

    gone are the nights of endless forum banter.. half an hour 2 or 3 times a week will do..

    ive got LIVE to get me head round
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Yeah, but will anyone do anything about it, or will they just make techno that "sounds like".
    Rather than genuinly digging ofr something new.
    Is even that a problem as long as we're enjoying doing it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by acidsaturation
    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Yeah, but will anyone do anything about it, or will they just make techno that "sounds like".
    Rather than genuinly digging ofr something new.
    Is even that a problem as long as we're enjoying doing it?
    Well, in a way no.

    But being unchallenging and just pandering to what people already know, is the domain of kylie minogue, and the endless boybands who do the same thing over and over and over.

    And this is techno, so , I think things should always push a bit, and ride the edge if possible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    I don`t think anyone is doing it just to ruin topics.
    You gotta take the rough with the smooth in life.
    the ruff with the smooof ? its a forum ffs... not a firing line lol

    jesus.. get out more lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Quote Originally Posted by acidsaturation
    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    Yeah, but will anyone do anything about it, or will they just make techno that "sounds like".
    Rather than genuinly digging ofr something new.
    Is even that a problem as long as we're enjoying doing it?
    Well, in a way no.

    But being unchallenging and just pandering to what people already know, is the domain of kylie minogue, and the endless boybands who do the same thing over and over and over.

    And this is techno, so , I think things should always push a bit, and ride the edge if possible.

    dirty, i dont mean to sound overly abrasive, but for all your knockin of techno, your work aint anything super future imo..

    its super well put togther, but its not pushin anywhere imo..
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    dude, the work I really have a passion for is very hard to get released.
    If you don`t think I`m experimenting in any way then you really don`t know me.
    I`m spending most of my time working on non techno for an experimental project and a new label.

    The thing is you see, you can be diverse, and do more than one thing.

    So your accusations are a little uninformed and once again, a personal attack.

    I`m on a very big personal mission to push myself artistically and I am doing so, with my voidloss project.

    But at the same time, people ask me to make more conventional techno, and I make it, plus I enjoy playing the more straight kind of techno live.

    No one is more critical of what I do than me, and I do play devils advocate, but I like to push people to try new things, and I like people to push me to try new things.

    Pats on the back are all fair and well, but they don`t really aid progression.

    So yeah, think what you want about me, I know what I`m doing to push myself forward.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass
    dude, the work I really have a passion for is very hard to get released.
    don't you have your own label though?

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    I do, and the reason I haven`t released for a while is I`m trying to feel out how a complete change of sound will go down.
    Personally what I would like to get released on there will simply not sell to the current market I have, as I have been a bit pidgeon holed in a way.
    The stuff I am most passionate about now, has more of a song like structure than your average techno track, and there is use of vocals and stuff, and I really don`t know if that will go well with DirtyBass Records
    What do you think?
    I was thinking about turning the DirtyBass Label into a launchpad for new talent, and just maybe sticking one of my tracks on it, and have the rest for new artists.
    In fact the next few planned releases have some homegrown talent from BOA on them.
    Seeing as it`s my money I`m ploughing into this project I have to be very careful.

    So This is why I am starting the Singularity Ltd EP series.
    A label devoted to musical experimentation within the techno genre.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    I love horses. Best of all the animals.
    oh good god! Pete you are a gem..

    LOL

    as for my 2pworth i do "bang out" tracks. i dont discuss the latest releases cos i dont listen to em. I cant listen to em, my ears dont hear the tune, they hear the production. i dont listen to techno anymore cos i dont want to be the same. I like making music, but something that some from inside. not and external force, and internal one.

    There is no point in my mind of slating or applauding the latest techno releases because i really dont care about them. the artist in question (if they are worth their salt) will do that without outside intervention.

    I post my dog shit here because i like and respect the constructive criticism i get from other producers.

    I challenge you to post this on the productionpromotion forums and see what happens....

    just a bit o my mind- nothing personal :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by dodgyedgy
    I challenge you to post this on the productionpromotion forums and see what happens....

    just a bit o my mind- nothing personal :)

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    Who are you challenging, and what are you challenging them to post?
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    dirty, i wasnt attackin you personally as i dont know you.

    what i'm gettin at is how you talk candidly about your opinion on trax & artists & how you feel techno is generally not pushing anywhere..

    and while i havent heard your no techno work (having no doubt that it is quality) i dont hear anything daring in your techno trax..

    but as you say, you get asked for straight trax, so maybe this is why.. the experimentation happens off the dancefloor more often than not.

    either way, while i may disagree with you on one or more issues, i certainly have no intent to attack you personally.
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    Well, you are kind of correct, I wasn`t really taking many risks, but then I was still learning to produce while I was releasing. (and you need to know that each release took a long time to come out for various reasons, so it didn`t really represent what I was doing at the time)
    However after 4 releases I had already started to see that I needed to go further with what I was doing.
    As I was looking through my record collection (yes, I still buy vinyl), and I realised, that techno hasn`t really moved for the last 3 years, and I was part of it.
    I`m trying to do something about this now.
    There are so many labels now, and not many of them stand out.
    The problem I see is that a lot of producers, are making their techno within constraints.
    It`s very easy, when making techno, to kind of refer to it in the context of "does this sound like techno, is this what so and so would do?"
    And then compare your work to other techno.
    So a lot of stuff sounds like other stuff.

    I`m gonna take some chances with my own label
    I just wish other people would as well, rather than just trying to sound like their idols or peers whatever.
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    Liking the direction of this debate.
    And for the record Dirty has quite a few tricks up his sleeve.
    Just when I think I've made the dopest track he sends me back to the drawing board. Without people like that improvement maybe would not have been made. I commend anyone who challenges you to break your own mold and really come with it. Lot of good shit is made by mistake, remember that.
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