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Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 7:27 pm**

i read the title that the labels were using naughty plugs

Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:28 pm**

Sirius wrote:
zerbaman wrote:
pillkrusha wrote:why pay when you can get it for free
common courtesy
there is no such this as common courtesy!!

cracked software...

it's like fucking your cousin... shits good, but ya don't talk about it!!

!!chea

So in short, you fucked your cousin?

Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:30 pm**

deadly habit wrote:i never get the, once i make some money off it, i'll pay for it argument.
do you enjoy your hobby?
when you were a kid and playing a sport did you steal the things you needed in order to play and say i'll pay when i become a famous athlete?
do you say the same for other hobbies you enjoy that require supplies?
that's not how the world works, it's an investment, and odds are if you don't even have the respect to pay and support the foundation of the industry you want to break into, even if you do, why should anyone then in turn pay for your material or shows?

I am a kid, music is my hobby.

Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:13 pm**

ive sent this thread to my uncles-dads-friends-nanny who works for NI and youre all gonna burn in hell (including the midget pr0n viewing massive)

Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:20 pm**

zerbaman wrote:
Sirius wrote:
zerbaman wrote:
pillkrusha wrote:why pay when you can get it for free
common courtesy
there is no such this as common courtesy!!

cracked software...

it's like fucking your cousin... shits good, but ya don't talk about it!!

!!chea
So in short, you fucked your cousin?

And liked it...

Posted: **Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:28 pm**

DH made a point there...

ive never taken my craft seriously until i actually invested some money in it...

im not saying ur whack if u crack.. im just saying ur not doing urself a favor and uve got to be aware of that...

juss sayin

edit : OMG THE SMILEYS ARE SO TWO-K'LEVEN

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:15 am**

Ldizzy wrote:DH made a point there...

ive never taken my craft seriously until i actually invested some money in it...

im not saying ur whack if u crack.. im just saying ur not doing urself a favor and uve got to be aware of that...

juss sayin

edit : OMG THE SMILEYS ARE SO TWO-K'LEVEN

Gold medal championship posting athleticism right there. I've highlighted the bit's that I particularly liked XD

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:25 am**

I'm far more concerned about my penchant for using very obvious illegal samples.

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:02 am**

zerbaman wrote:
deadly habit wrote:i never get the, once i make some money off it, i'll pay for it argument.
do you enjoy your hobby?
when you were a kid and playing a sport did you steal the things you needed in order to play and say i'll pay when i become a famous athlete?
do you say the same for other hobbies you enjoy that require supplies?
that's not how the world works, it's an investment, and odds are if you don't even have the respect to pay and support the foundation of the industry you want to break into, even if you do, why should anyone then in turn pay for your material or shows?
I am a kid, music is my hobby.

i'm assuming video games are too, so maybe instead of getting the latest iteration of brown and bloom shooter or sports game current year version, put that towards your software as i guarantee if you're serious about it and genuinely interested you'll get more hours out of your music software than a video game or something similar
that and when you actually pay for your software or gear you'll be more inclined to use it and properly learn it in and out to get your money's worth

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:18 am**

deadly habit wrote:
zerbaman wrote:
deadly habit wrote:i never get the, once i make some money off it, i'll pay for it argument.
do you enjoy your hobby?
when you were a kid and playing a sport did you steal the things you needed in order to play and say i'll pay when i become a famous athlete?
do you say the same for other hobbies you enjoy that require supplies?
that's not how the world works, it's an investment, and odds are if you don't even have the respect to pay and support the foundation of the industry you want to break into, even if you do, why should anyone then in turn pay for your material or shows?
I am a kid, music is my hobby.
i'm assuming video games are too, so maybe instead of getting the latest iteration of brown and bloom shooter or sports game current year version, put that towards your software as i guarantee if you're serious about it and genuinely interested you'll get more hours out of your music software than a video game or something similar
that and when you actually pay for your software or gear you'll be more inclined to use it and properly learn it in and out to get your money's worth

get off my lawn...

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:19 am**

I cracked some programs, but then I realized I didn't want them and deleted them, I think what I use in the software I have is just fine.

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:55 am**

How about buy Komplete. Shit is expensive, but a LIFETIMES supply of sounds, sound generators, and sound shapers. (or just buy reaktor, but kontakt, battery and massive are helpful too)

I've heard that devs are embedding digital watermarks into their plugin's output. A song charts, they decode the waveform, check it against their registered users. The copy is cracked, they just got the down payment for a villa on the Med.

DH's posts are most relevant here. If you're a pirate, obviously you don't give a fuck about anyone but yourself, so please understand that it is in your own personal best interest to pay for what you use.

May make sense to try before you buy, but that shit is still illegal. If he has used the software, and has found it useful, it is time to buy it.

Seriously, though, what are the plugs that make him so unique? If the plugin is what is making the music so unique, the music might be a touch shit. Just saying. Go ahead and prove me wrong.

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 6:03 am**

GET OFF YOUR SYNTHS AND GET ON YOUR SAMPLES wobblz r playd out guys it's probably time to move on

Posted: **Tue Jan 11, 2011 6:46 am**

Wobblez are pritty played out, but I was talking to an old timer the other day, and he swore that you could make sounds other than wobblez with a synth. I don't know if it's true, but that is what he said.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:29 am**

deadly habit wrote:
zerbaman wrote:
deadly habit wrote:i never get the, once i make some money off it, i'll pay for it argument.
do you enjoy your hobby?
when you were a kid and playing a sport did you steal the things you needed in order to play and say i'll pay when i become a famous athlete?
do you say the same for other hobbies you enjoy that require supplies?
that's not how the world works, it's an investment, and odds are if you don't even have the respect to pay and support the foundation of the industry you want to break into, even if you do, why should anyone then in turn pay for your material or shows?
I am a kid, music is my hobby.
i'm assuming video games are too, so maybe instead of getting the latest iteration of brown and bloom shooter or sports game current year version, put that towards your software as i guarantee if you're serious about it and genuinely interested you'll get more hours out of your music software than a video game or something similar
that and when you actually pay for your software or gear you'll be more inclined to use it and properly learn it in and out to get your money's worth

I wish I could see your face while reading this...

No, I'm one of the few teenage boys who doesn't play videogames, and doesn't care for them that much either, sold my shit to save for speakers and a laptop, and guess what that was for, MUSIC.
I am serious about it, infact right now, I should be either sleeping or revising for the gcse I have tomorrow, but instead, I'm waiting for a new track to render.

It's not about what you have, or how you got it. It's about what you do with it.

Good day sir

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:51 am**

zerbaman wrote:It's not about what you have, or how you got it. It's about the end of human civilization.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 1:54 am**

I love how trusting the pro-crack faction is - "Why, these guys are only hacking software for me to enjoy. They'd never do anything to, say, take control of or plant shit in my machine."

It's like looking back and forth between a uniformed military mechanic with a clipboard and a greasy old hillbilly with an eyepatch that's leering at your wife - and you say "I'm going with the hillbilly 'cuz his price can't be beat."

That said, I strongly doubt the labels will give two flying fucks about what the tunes were made with if they're any good. There's constant sample copyright violation going on in the world of electronic music anyway - the suits don't even go after shit anymore until it starts making money, and then they do what ABKCO did to The Verve and rape 'em royally for every penny they made with that sample.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:04 am**

you mean he downloaded free ware and used free ware right.
and him being a master of synthesis , he can do that.

ive been in professional recording studios with hacked software. there are more than you think.

but i hear no evil see no evil.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:47 am**

makemerich wrote:ive been in professional recording studios with hacked software. there are more than you think.

THAT shit is really wrong. I understand a pimply faced 14 yo wanting to make beats. But professionals doing that shit... that is not even right.

Posted: **Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:48 am**

nowaysj wrote:Wobblez are pritty played out, but I was talking to an old timer the other day, and he swore that you could make sounds other than wobblez with a synth. I don't know if it's true, but that is what he said.

nah dude hes just fuckin with you.

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