Who's a Dj/electro music producer here on GLP?

Sorry you are wrong! I am a professional electronic music producer and a computer is an instrument.

What you are saying is tantamount to saying to a drummer,"Thats the Drums not you". Or to Mozart "That's an orchestra not you"

Wake up mate, you are making youself sound silly.

auto-tune? who is using auto tune except bad vocalists? lol

auto-tune has nothing to do with electronic music.

Wrong. Auto tune is used in a plethora of ways in music production

house / dubstep . Skrillex , Lol Listen to Hardhouse or skrillex old mate TEED , totaly enourmouse dinasaurs , etc , etc , House is fine in uk !

My dream is to become a dj/producer like this guy...I really have to find a way to start...for now people told me to learn vinyl turntables and take courses

Bro....YES
I want my own sound. I don't like to copy others. but damn, to beat Skrillex, i get discouraged lol

I'm a professional music producer and songwriter in many genres but focus mainly on electronic music. I use Cubase.

But I will not tell who I am nor give any details.

I can just tell you this. If you wanna become like Skrillex you have to learn how to create/modify synth sounds. He uses "Massiv" as a synth and plays with the sounds. YouTube how to do it properly. It's hard but if you learn how then it becomes easier.

Other than that it takes you years to become professional cause you also want to mix your songs properly so you have to learn what mixing is.

Autotuneis immersed in all genres of music. Any one can whine into auto tune can get a "pop hit" these days.
Pathetic.

I can tell you who'd be able to make a divinely inspired video, That's for sure ;P

hey thanks....welp, I've been trying to search for a DJ school to teach me how to DJ...but also, I really want to produce my own music and I've been getting many examples of Softwares. but what do you think? should I just concentrate on Turntables for now, and learn how to produce later?

Dj-ing is definitely the easier thing to do cause all you have to know is taste and how to learn the mix of finished songs. Buy a good turntable from either Pioneer or native instruments and start right away with it. Don't buy cheap turntables for beginners, doesn't matter if you're a beginner or a pro. YouTube also how to Dj properly. Learn from other djs.

Both brands I mentioned have great digital mixers for around 700 euros.

I did some mixing work for Mitsou first album

I'd say that, as in life, that's his trip; your trip is yours, and your art will be different anyway ..

this is for who said skrillex sucks, he is a true musician, can play multiple instruments as well as sings very well, he composes with the best of them, his sound design skills are up there with the best of th best.

he produced his grammy winning remix on a blown out speaker

if you dont like his music thats one thing but hes far from sucking hes a very talented musician

and i been producing music since late 2011, started teaching myself piano december 2009 done online training through dubspot and berkley, working on oursuing a bachelor of science degree in audio in the near future and work at improving my knowledge and skills everyday, its alot of work and requires dedication and p assion, its easy to discourage when you sit to write a complete track from start to finish, i rcommend all new producers to buy ableton live and a simple 37 - 49 midi controller when your first starting out you dont need alot of fancy stuff when you first start out master your daw and vsts then move on, dont buy stuff thinking it will make you better, look up this youtube video ill gates methodolgy chapter 1 he will teach you work flow and how to complete songs, i can start and finish a song in 12 hrs most of the time

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i produce experimental dubstep but i sure don't want any of you sketchy wingnuts on this site knowing about my soundcloud.

and i. would learn to produce before learning to dj as it will help with djing in the future

theres a book electronic dance book on wmazon its green look for it thats a good place to start

I dabble in reason and fruit loops


Made something good once


I was making old school 8 bit tunes

I can see where your coming from and the guy should learn at least one instrument well, but things have changed and i for one have had to change with the music scene.

I am an Electronic music composer mainly using Cubase and my other half is an extreme drummer ranked in the top worlds top 12 with a lot of practice hours under his belt, we do clash over this situation ie Musicianship over computer generated music.

But it is the end product that counts if it sounds good, creative and original then go with what ever means you can to produce sounds, even if you have to record your own sounds, be creative and go for it.

dubstep is dead
go to the source
analog vinyl
don't get suckered into nthe easy way because it ain't easy
dj culture started in jamaica
then ny
london, la, chicago, detroit
anyone can learn software
but if you not willing or able to understand where and why this all came about you are wasting your time

gah Skrillex is a nugget so is deadmau5 lol

if u want to make some wub wub u should take a look at Native Instruments Massive.

this is more my kind of thing :)





and its not quite as straight forward as u may think, there's a lot to music production its not just a case of banging a few sounds together.

Last Edited by johhny on 08/04/2013 06:38 PM

If u get good


You can make songs for the TPTB and their annunaki women


BRITNEY needs a new hit I hear to regenerate her self

Try combining music for three hours, without practicing, without autosyncing, AND fitting you audience. No Itunes playlist program can sense what to play for human ears. Try what honest DJs do and then call them lazy and talentless. It merely takes a different talent.

And then go to one of the many music productions forums on the net idiot...all those artist you named are OVER!

Fl Studio has free audio production software. I'm not an electro or dubstep musician but I produce my own tunes, no loops.
www.soundcloud.com/hermionesgrin (check out Illithid pt. 1, that's the close to electro as I got, unless you hear my mortal kombat one "psionics" lol, it's towards the end)

Last Edited by CanisDirus on 08/04/2013 06:51 PM

Eventually...

The music you wish to produce will just require connecting a TRS cable to your surgically implanted brain port outlet (or something similar).

Then all the high tech equipment will become obsolete. I've tried a decent amount of it out on the market and gave up. The stuff is still too technical to get any real short term satisfaction. These machines and programs consume massive amounts of time to get anything produced (from buying it to learning it, to mastering it).

I gave up and am just waiting for the day that I can skip that step.

It will happen.
MSM reporting that deaf people can now hear sounds.
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How much different does it have to be to turn that tech around to allow humans to emit sound from their brain?

In other words... if you don't have the time to learn these systems on the market. You're probably wasting your time and money. They all claim they are simple to learn. But when it comes to transferring your thoughts into these programs you will be highly disappointed if you think it will happen over night.

Just my 2 cents.

A) Don't call any of that garbage "music."

And that is all.

I make alot of dubstep and related crap. Ask me anything.
I use beginner level software too.