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Appreciate your honesty, not all of them appeal to everyone. we get that.mks wrote:To be honest I'm not feeling your beats/templates. You guys need any composers??Thomas33 wrote:Looking forward to any constructive feedback.
yellowhighlighter wrote:another extreme step up from using samples from packs and tweaking presets.
mks wrote:To be honest I'm not feeling your beats/templates. You guys need any composers??Thomas33 wrote:Looking forward to any constructive feedback.
Hi thomas. You make some very valid points. And we appreciate you coming here and voicing your opinion.Thomas33 wrote:Hi Fellas,
Thomas here. I'm the marketing guy for beatelite.com. First off, I always appreciate forums for their candidness and this one is definitely no exception. I'm mostly posting just to say thank you. No really, we value and listen to all feedback -regardless of how we get it. We're here to grow and learn as we do something new. We strive to make our message appropriate and relevant. If it's not, we'll adjust it or take a new route altogether - no pride here. I see a lot of you feel the "make music fast" image seems to make the idea seem too canned or 'paint by numbers'. We were a bit concerned about it coming across that way so it's good to hear some other's opinion on it. We take full responsibility and we'll see if we can come up with something that might fit the bill a bit better. Thanks for that!
As for the template concept, we definitely realize that it won't work for everyone and we are 1000% OK with that. We have heard everything from "Who the F*** are you and why the F***would anyone buy a template???" to "this is the best idea ever". Lucky for us, we get more of the latter. We knew getting into this, we would get some people upset and draw a lot of criticism from the "purists". We're definitely OK with that too. While our templates (like sample packs, midi packs, software, you name it) are designed to help people get started, provide a shortcut through work-flow, or even to be used as a learning tool, It's not a replacement for talent or creativity- we would like to believe people could figure that out. However, we still do our best never to insinuate otherwise. If you feel we are, please voice it- we're listening. I'm sure you would all agree- there are plenty of tools to make you sound good-but takes work to be good. Like Slothrop said, either people will make something good with them, or they won't.
Looking forward to any constructive feedback.
Totally. Because I know I sure had a helluva time learning to arrange song structures and wound up reverse engineering other peoples' songs I liked to figure stuff out - if the approach was tailored more to that educational perspective then it'd be easier to see this filling a need, and not just as marketing to the 12 year olds that want to be a DJ-Producer this week or nobs that want to mass-manufacture hypershitty trance throwaways.FSTZ wrote:yes, I agree with Depones comments
perhaps make this more of an educational tool versus a "get money quick" tool
my 2c
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That's true. Well, thanks for coming on here with a congenial attitude and letting us know where you're coming from.Thomas33 wrote:As for people flooding the scene with well produced but musically poor songs, as much as I hate to say it, I believe that's something we'll never get away from- with or without our tools.
I have to disagree with you there. I think peeps are going to use this to learn to become great producers, and i think they will make progress a lot easier than looking at a blank project. who knows it might inspire the next Mala or Reso... Basically i think people are being too quick top criticize before thinking about the pros.vulvavibration wrote:i don't fear this. people using this shite are bad producers and will never make any real progress!
they will sound all the same. so i don't care actually. just a pitty i did'nt have this idea to earn some cash.
Nice stuff!
maybe it's just the way i think of music/maiking music.Depone wrote:I have to disagree with you there. I think peeps are going to use this to learn to become great producers, and i think they will make progress a lot easier than looking at a blank project. who knows it might inspire the next Mala or Reso... Basically i think people are being too quick top criticize before thinking about the pros.vulvavibration wrote:i don't fear this. people using this shite are bad producers and will never make any real progress!
they will sound all the same. so i don't care actually. just a pitty i did'nt have this idea to earn some cash.
I'm definitely with you on the whole from-the-ground-up approach and I think there's definitely a lot of impatience surrounding production these days, I guess it works for some people but I just prefer the whole learning experience that comes with starting from nothing and taking time to understand everythingvulvavibration wrote:maybe it's just the way i think of music/maiking music.Depone wrote:I have to disagree with you there. I think peeps are going to use this to learn to become great producers, and i think they will make progress a lot easier than looking at a blank project. who knows it might inspire the next Mala or Reso... Basically i think people are being too quick top criticize before thinking about the pros.vulvavibration wrote:i don't fear this. people using this shite are bad producers and will never make any real progress!
they will sound all the same. so i don't care actually. just a pitty i did'nt have this idea to earn some cash.
i believe in starting from zero and getting up. qualitywise, not fame. i am very happy, that i started doing this thing dubstep without actually knowing what it is. i was turning knobs, trying to figure out what it is... i actually didn't produce in the beginning, i was doing jam sessions. we wherre connected and we jamed together on reason. it was fun. and we learned so much.
sure, it took longer, way longer. but i appreciate this. and i respect people who take the more complicated BUT more self-building way.
what actually makes me think bad of this concept is the mentality behind it. tho it's the mentality of our society. to make things as fast as possible, to archieve aims as fast as possible, not to get deeply into something, rather just scratch the surface.
where has the mentality of builing up everything for your own gone? i mean, sure... ask others for help.
but damn it... do it yourself!
where's the music button?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!Dub Fiend wrote:What makes it worse is that it's actually taken from that websitecixxxj wrote:THIS in particular is HILARIOUS!!collige wrote:
Dub Fiend
you're way off the mark there mateAyatollah wrote:"I did it X way so that's how it must be done! Someone made a learning tool I didn't have access to when I first started, oh my god please NO!"
Seriously, you guys talk like a bunch of granddads
