Seen this the other day:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21699459

Pretty cool

Sinestepper wrote:but do u rly cmprss?

yu gta cmprs stff fam

BudSpencertron wrote:blind guardian

Lichee wrote:I invented the double decker chocolate bar

You're a legend mate, thanks, love those things

I have a few things I think you might like. Will send them tonight (early hours) as I am working til midnight.

i'm sthinking smth like 64 thematic bars. so you have a point when you judge the tracks like who got closest to the theme.

I like the theme idea, also it would make the entries compare, like if tracks are all vastly different it would be easier to compare styles if it had a theme. Like tribal ...

It's not getting your music out there that's hard. It's making good music. If your music is truly good, getting "signed" or "recognized" is the easy part. Keep making better music and push yourself to be more original and creative, keep pushing the envelope of creativity and always remember that ...

Genevieve wrote:Are you by any chance bipolar or somewhere on the schizophrenic spectrum? I think we deal with that a lot on here.

Maybe you work for NI but you don't know

Brothulhu wrote:

Ebolaman wrote:If anyone has any good disease based ideas then I'm all ears.

Watch a few episodes of embarrassing bodies and take your pick

Ugh...Just the name is enough. Hate that show lol

Ebolaman wrote:If anyone has any good disease based ideas then I'm all ears.

Trench-Lung. That's what you get when you smoke too much ganj.

I'd love to remix Clint Eastwood for sure

claudedefaren wrote:answers come from within

I do security work at nights, come home, spend all the time I can on Ableton, then sleep, get up and go back to work. Repeat.

Before that I was unemployed for a fair while - luckily because I live in Britain that didn't hold back my production - because I still had a decent money coming in because ...

Why feel bad though? Someone who is in a similar situation to a lot of us (bedroom/amateur* producer) is using a resource for it's intended purpose - to get money to do something they want to do.
True. I wasn't meaning producers though.

I just hope that something terrible or harmful doesn't come ...

I've never bought a sample pack, but I would be happy to buy one for up to say £30, maybe £40 if it was real good and worth the money, but I haven't seen any I would be happy to spend that on yet - possibly due to not getting a full look at them? I've seen a few I'd spend less on though.

I can't ...

Why do you all keep linking financial success to someone being an artist? That makes no sense to me, most things (in general) that make tons of money are watered down drivel. Good art usually pushes boundaries and is "edgy" and outside the mainstream...once it becomes too mainstream other artists ...

I'm in this time

Alright guys, I was just wondering if anyone has - I would assume so - projects they would love to make, be it a conceptual EP about a given subject, or land, or a track etc etc. But haven't gone for it, or thought it impossible, or implausible - either to their skill level, or fearing they'd ruin ...

rayman612 wrote:The knowledge is all around you

You need to find it for yourself

Good luck

Only way I would support a artist on kickstarter is to help them fund getting their release.

Like towards vinyl pressing?
Pretty much, a lot of great tunes never see the light of day.
:z:

I totally see the attraction, but it is, like said above (44% pass rate) - more than likely to fail. I ...