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i think the thing is, some people posting here are younger than young and some are older than yoda. it will always be tuff

BudSpencertron wrote:i think the thing is, some people posting here are younger than young and some are older than yoda. it will always be tuff

You saying i'm old?????

i am saying i am old! haha

If your old then what the fuck am i,en't you like 19 or summink?

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 music is a playground, the surface is yours.

Lol everytime i've said this someone has come along and argued that it's down to luck!

Hard work and determination, making good music. This is all someone should focus on if they want to get signed, there's no point in spamming labels until you have the content.

VirtualMark wrote:

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 music is a playground, the surface is yours.

Lol everytime i've said this someone has come along and argued that it's down to luck!

Hard work and determination, making good music. This is all someone should focus on if they want to get signed, there's no point in spamming labels until you have the content.

There's no such thing as luck

lloydy wrote:If your old then what the fuck am i,en't you like 19 or summink?

twelve and a half times two, so more than three quarters of you. if you solve the riddle i will play my fiddle.

BudSpencertron wrote: twelve and a half times two, so more than three quarters of you. if you solve the riddle i will play my fiddle.

25 hahahaahahah,i thought you was 26 actually now break that fiddle out.I want some magic fiddle playing on your next track or i will never feedback you again muddafukka!

fuck haha yeah maybe fiddle techno, cause i have to learn that shit

edit: dont post for a year now

old fart roll call...

but seriously...I act like I'm 16 on here most of the time anyway. Can't help it.

Remember when chad dub used to post. We need more angsty fake hip hop metal fans.

how can you be a fake metal fan i mean ok like limb biskuit or linking park or to an extend metallica but if you go into black, death "viking" :3 its nearly impossible to not get lost in it

I dunno i have the flu, thats my excuse. also im not really a metal fan at all really. never got into it

ban!

Ill ban you man with my banner

:3
you should check some "cheesy" metal like amon amarth, hypocrisy though, i am not into all this ultra serious ultra fast or piggy stuff too but the melodies in the popesc ones got me. (bolt thrower,blind guardian , old amorphis too)

You know if you guys are fed up with the dubs board theres another place you can go to post dubs

BudSpencertron wrote:blind guardian

VirtualMark wrote: Lol everytime i've said this someone has come along and argued that it's down to luck!
Hard work and determination, making good music. This is all someone should focus on if they want to get signed, there's no point in spamming labels until you have the content.

Of course - hard work & determination make good music (though, I do notice you also left out the most important ingredient... TALENT)

And OF COURSE there is no point in spamming labels until you have the content... in fact, there is no point in spamming labels at all! One should never blanket spooj EVER... Target-focus the labels that *both* you want your music to be aligned with artistically and your music works well with. Releasing on a label for the sake of releasing on a label does no one any favors.

And at the core of VirtualMark's argument... I agree. Simply releasing on a label is not down to luck... as pretty much anybody who can fart out a beat can release on a label.


**However.. having a *SUSTAINABLE* career does involve some luck. Luck does not supercede hard work or talent or determination... but ask anyone who has been in the game for longer than 10-15 years.. and I defy you to find *anyone* (that doesn't have something to sell you) that there isn't luck involved from time to time).

And of course, lol at anyone in this thread offering advice who hasn't actually been signed, released, toured, etc.

I always love it when people who haven't done ANYTHING with their craft try to tell it like it is. Who here who has doubted luck's involvement has successfully supported themselves purely on their music for 5 or more years?

If anyone wants to speak up - go ahead... there is plenty of embarrassment waiting for you.


This is not to say luck is PURELY responsible for success... but to ignore it is stupid. Don't believe me? Go ahead, I have decades of experience in multiple genres. Your reading/watching of the latest Tony Robbins chapter has no grounds.