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deadly habit wrote:think so bud
and madeon can't grow pubes

he's the new mt eden
i used to hate on mt eden for just youtube and if anyone here for the thread on here and the death threats they sent me back when when i started that joke mt eden trend...
now they have my respect
madeon i feel the same, but he's got skills already just only a couple tunes
but yea i will say the kid can't grow pubes atm

i love the production on this
it sounds like what spor/feed me, ewun/kill the noise, le castle vania and such were spending ages trying to sound like for fidget scene but unique and even with daft punk lines as irony

crunkedxup wrote:age doesn't matter

Thats what i said!! her Father and the police didnt agree tho....

Fbac wrote:

crunkedxup wrote:age doesn't matter

Thats what i said!! her Father and the police didnt agree tho....

haHA!

deadly habit wrote: i love the production on this

Am I the only one who thinks Madeon goes waaay too hard on the loundness maximizer?

Smiles wrote:

Fbac wrote:

crunkedxup wrote:age doesn't matter

Thats what i said!! her Father and the police didnt agree tho....

haHA!

One of the best DJs I've ever seen was a 11 year old PsyTrance Dj.
He had to stand on boxes to reach the decks.
But he was nothing short of amazing.
He mixed old Tupac and Biggie tunes into hard banging Psy, effortlessly.
With his dad standing behind him smiling.

deadly habit wrote:
i love the production on this
it sounds like what spor/feed me, ewun/kill the noise, le castle vania and such were spending ages trying to sound like for fidget scene but unique and even with daft punk lines as irony

Man I love that production, just the idea is really good. I've seen people trying to recreate it on YouTube, and frankly none come close - it's so well done.

Have any of you dropped out of college to work on making music for a living? As in, devoting your time to producing music instead of going to school?

Swelly wrote:Have any of you dropped out of college to work on making music for a living? As in, devoting your time to producing music instead of going to school?

Yes, and I did it too. After 15 years and several different careers in the music biz, I find myself back in college.

mks wrote:

Swelly wrote:Have any of you dropped out of college to work on making music for a living? As in, devoting your time to producing music instead of going to school?

Yes, and I did it too. After 15 years and several different careers in the music biz, I find myself back in college.

I was about to, but then I realized that income is quite important. So I just devote all of my free time to music instead of other things.

I see. Yeah, I mean, I HATE school, but I'm going through it as a fallback. Balancing a 40 hour work week, school, and a girl...but making music is what I love so I'm pretty much in overdrive trying to step my game up production wise.

deadly habit wrote:
i love the production on this
it sounds like what spor/feed me, ewun/kill the noise, le castle vania and such were spending ages trying to sound like for fidget scene but unique and even with daft punk lines as irony

Hopefully not sounding like too much of a spaz, but doesn't it sound great because nothing is original? It's all snippets of incredibly well produced pop or house tracks tracks limited to fuck?

producing as a career is also my dream, as a lot of people here who are really into it.

What I've found helps is...

Reading everything, spending hours of your life non-stop and giving up almost everything for it. If you want it.

This forum has almost everything you could ever need. search function + tutorials for your every question

Hopefully not sounding like too much of a spaz, but doesn't it sound great because nothing is original? It's all snippets of incredibly well produced pop or house tracks tracks limited to fuck?

Exactly what I was thinking. The "production is good" becAUSE ITS a mashup of pop tunes. I think Madeon is over rated, and that his age shows.


Anyway, for the formant bass, look up some formant EQ charts. Also, the 13-year-old was a troll.

I was about to, but then I realized that income is quite important. So I just devote all of my free time to music instead of other things.

I was thinking about going to do a musical study, but indeed you aren't gaurenteed in a job in that matter. Production is now there in free-time.

jonahmann wrote:

Hopefully not sounding like too much of a spaz, but doesn't it sound great because nothing is original? It's all snippets of incredibly well produced pop or house tracks tracks limited to fuck?

Exactly what I was thinking. The "production is good" becAUSE ITS a mashup of pop tunes. I think Madeon is over rated, and that his age shows.

Personally I'm quite impressed by his skills, but the whole approach seems very Guitar Hero rather than actual producing, as in, he learns a pattern and makes sure everything is in key, then just taps the buttons on the launchpad in rhythm.

Actually lol, that just sounds like any production session for me.

Njamimars wrote:

I was about to, but then I realized that income is quite important. So I just devote all of my free time to music instead of other things.

I was thinking about going to do a musical study, but indeed you aren't gaurenteed in a job in that matter. Production is now there in free-time.

Yea man. Musical study is fun if you have the time, but I suggest finding a career that can support you sort of as a fall back.

Music is like art, (And is a form of art) no artist starting out that I know is ever full-time painting unless its for class or on free time. In their other time they are doing a degree in business or something more sturdy until they break through with their talents. Some people will make it, some people won't. Just how it is.

Dont make music because you want to get paid, make music because you love doing it.

baddaBOOM wrote:Dont make music because you want to get paid, make music because you love doing it.

Ive thought about this long and hard, and I've decided that it doesn't matter why you make music.
So many of my favorite Hip Hop artists simply made music to make money & get out of the situation they were stuck in.

Just make music you like, the motivations are moot