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A troll, is someone (on the internet) who does everything to make someone else angry/annoyed. This can be done by playing dumb, or playing smart. You can also act like you're a troll while you are trolling, so they think you might not be a troll.wirez wrote:I think it's about time I asked what a 'troll' is lol
NPDubSac wrote:thanks man!
kejk wrote:A troll, is someone (on the internet) who does everything to make someone else angry/annoyed. This can be done by playing dumb, or playing smart. You can also act like you're a troll while you are trolling, so they think you might not be a troll.wirez wrote:I think it's about time I asked what a 'troll' is lol
It's complicating, but if you get angry on the internet... you got trolled.
Not at all. YOU FAIL!djsmallogist wrote:You guys are asking the wrong questions here. its not "How do you gt that sound?" It should be "What VST do you use?" if you get the vst you can get a similar sound and it probably wont be the same but if youve got a sick vst it wont matter. youll end up with a uniqe sound that is created by YOU!
Ladies and gentlemen, THIS is trolling.upstateface wrote:Not at all. YOU FAIL!djsmallogist wrote:You guys are asking the wrong questions here. its not "How do you gt that sound?" It should be "What VST do you use?" if you get the vst you can get a similar sound and it probably wont be the same but if youve got a sick vst it wont matter. youll end up with a uniqe sound that is created by YOU!
You're right.wirez wrote:kejk wrote:A troll, is someone (on the internet) who does everything to make someone else angry/annoyed. This can be done by playing dumb, or playing smart. You can also act like you're a troll while you are trolling, so they think you might not be a troll.wirez wrote:I think it's about time I asked what a 'troll' is lol
It's complicating, but if you get angry on the internet... you got trolled.
I think the correct grammar to be used there would be 'complicated' as trolling is already an existing circumstance/issue.
Oh no, my Mac doesn't support VST... I'm fucked and will never find that special VSTdjsmallogist wrote:You guys are asking the wrong questions here. its not "How do you gt that sound?" It should be "What VST do you use?" if you get the vst you can get a similar sound and it probably wont be the same but if youve got a sick vst it wont matter. youll end up with a uniqe sound that is created by YOU!
What VST should I pirate to get that bassline from Beyonce - Sweet dreams? plz.wirez wrote:Oh no, my Mac doesn't support VST... I'm fucked and will never find that special VSTdjsmallogist wrote:You guys are asking the wrong questions here. its not "How do you gt that sound?" It should be "What VST do you use?" if you get the vst you can get a similar sound and it probably wont be the same but if youve got a sick vst it wont matter. youll end up with a uniqe sound that is created by YOU!
I was just thinking this......knell wrote:
oh, and @bukez.... im not tryin to be a troll, but wtf? haha
Digging this thread back up because i think this bassline is essential to dubstep's futurekejk wrote:What VST should I pirate to get that bassline from Beyonce - Sweet dreams? plz.wirez wrote:Oh no, my Mac doesn't support VST... I'm fucked and will never find that special VSTdjsmallogist wrote:You guys are asking the wrong questions here. its not "How do you gt that sound?" It should be "What VST do you use?" if you get the vst you can get a similar sound and it probably wont be the same but if youve got a sick vst it wont matter. youll end up with a uniqe sound that is created by YOU!
This is actually the first time anyone has asked this.JamesMac wrote:Just outta interest, has anyone here actually had a go at creating the sounds datsik and excision for instance have been using? For example, datsik's tune havoc, there are some harsh dog bark like sounds. This kinda sysnthesis ain't just a walk in the park. Big up to those two for the skill behind the synthesis. Also, if any of the people on here going ah all of datsik's tunes sound the same had bothered to follow his myspace or take a look every now and then they woulda heard that his sound is changing and evolving. However, if he were to abandon it altogether his new stuff just wouldn't be Datsik now would it? if you know what I mean, it's his signature, and all producers tend to have one, it's what sets them apart from others in their genre.
Also, Datsik released that chilled out EP recently, still had hints of datsik but was a complete re-take on what we all expect when we hear the name Datsik. Finally, I'm not running to the defense of him or sucking up, it's just a bit disheartening seeing such a split in the Dubstep community, and not only that, the one-mindedness of so many people, for example "I only listen to Jungle Drum n Bass." and then you play the person a Drumstep track and they're too proud to admit they like it even though you catch them downloading it later!
Dubstep is a vast genre, there's bound to be a lot of strife but don't go and hate on a producer just cause they don't make stuff that falls into your category of favourite stuff, take a listen to it, if it's not for you then that's all cool, but then at least give props to the skill that producer has at creating that sound and the synth work for example.
So all in all, the fact that Datsik replied was cool, and the fact that he did so in such a cool way was good, shows that he pays attention to his fans and critics.
Remember criticism is always welcome but don't go hate on someone, you might end up destroying their love of a genre because of a negative stigma you've attached to it in their eyes.
What in the name of hell did he even ask?CBK81 wrote:This is actually the first time anyone has asked this.JamesMac wrote:Just outta interest, has anyone here actually had a go at creating the sounds datsik and excision for instance have been using? For example, datsik's tune havoc, there are some harsh dog bark like sounds. This kinda sysnthesis ain't just a walk in the park. Big up to those two for the skill behind the synthesis. Also, if any of the people on here going ah all of datsik's tunes sound the same had bothered to follow his myspace or take a look every now and then they woulda heard that his sound is changing and evolving. However, if he were to abandon it altogether his new stuff just wouldn't be Datsik now would it? if you know what I mean, it's his signature, and all producers tend to have one, it's what sets them apart from others in their genre.
Also, Datsik released that chilled out EP recently, still had hints of datsik but was a complete re-take on what we all expect when we hear the name Datsik. Finally, I'm not running to the defense of him or sucking up, it's just a bit disheartening seeing such a split in the Dubstep community, and not only that, the one-mindedness of so many people, for example "I only listen to Jungle Drum n Bass." and then you play the person a Drumstep track and they're too proud to admit they like it even though you catch them downloading it later!
Dubstep is a vast genre, there's bound to be a lot of strife but don't go and hate on a producer just cause they don't make stuff that falls into your category of favourite stuff, take a listen to it, if it's not for you then that's all cool, but then at least give props to the skill that producer has at creating that sound and the synth work for example.
So all in all, the fact that Datsik replied was cool, and the fact that he did so in such a cool way was good, shows that he pays attention to his fans and critics.
Remember criticism is always welcome but don't go hate on someone, you might end up destroying their love of a genre because of a negative stigma you've attached to it in their eyes.
I think he is asking how to make Excision and Datsik sounds.What in the name of hell did he even ask?
All i see is a rant, no questions involved.
Well said.JamesMac wrote:Just outta interest, has anyone here actually had a go at creating the sounds datsik and excision for instance have been using? For example, datsik's tune havoc, there are some harsh dog bark like sounds. This kinda sysnthesis ain't just a walk in the park. Big up to those two for the skill behind the synthesis. Also, if any of the people on here going ah all of datsik's tunes sound the same had bothered to follow his myspace or take a look every now and then they woulda heard that his sound is changing and evolving. However, if he were to abandon it altogether his new stuff just wouldn't be Datsik now would it? if you know what I mean, it's his signature, and all producers tend to have one, it's what sets them apart from others in their genre.
Also, Datsik released that chilled out EP recently, still had hints of datsik but was a complete re-take on what we all expect when we hear the name Datsik. Finally, I'm not running to the defense of him or sucking up, it's just a bit disheartening seeing such a split in the Dubstep community, and not only that, the one-mindedness of so many people, for example "I only listen to Jungle Drum n Bass." and then you play the person a Drumstep track and they're too proud to admit they like it even though you catch them downloading it later!
Dubstep is a vast genre, there's bound to be a lot of strife but don't go and hate on a producer just cause they don't make stuff that falls into your category of favourite stuff, take a listen to it, if it's not for you then that's all cool, but then at least give props to the skill that producer has at creating that sound and the synth work for example.
So all in all, the fact that Datsik replied was cool, and the fact that he did so in such a cool way was good, shows that he pays attention to his fans and critics.
Remember criticism is always welcome but don't go hate on someone, you might end up destroying their love of a genre because of a negative stigma you've attached to it in their eyes.
The first sentence.Basic A wrote:What in the name of hell did he even ask?CBK81 wrote:This is actually the first time anyone has asked this.JamesMac wrote:Just outta interest, has anyone here actually had a go at creating the sounds datsik and excision for instance have been using? For example, datsik's tune havoc, there are some harsh dog bark like sounds. This kinda sysnthesis ain't just a walk in the park. Big up to those two for the skill behind the synthesis. Also, if any of the people on here going ah all of datsik's tunes sound the same had bothered to follow his myspace or take a look every now and then they woulda heard that his sound is changing and evolving. However, if he were to abandon it altogether his new stuff just wouldn't be Datsik now would it? if you know what I mean, it's his signature, and all producers tend to have one, it's what sets them apart from others in their genre.
Also, Datsik released that chilled out EP recently, still had hints of datsik but was a complete re-take on what we all expect when we hear the name Datsik. Finally, I'm not running to the defense of him or sucking up, it's just a bit disheartening seeing such a split in the Dubstep community, and not only that, the one-mindedness of so many people, for example "I only listen to Jungle Drum n Bass." and then you play the person a Drumstep track and they're too proud to admit they like it even though you catch them downloading it later!
Dubstep is a vast genre, there's bound to be a lot of strife but don't go and hate on a producer just cause they don't make stuff that falls into your category of favourite stuff, take a listen to it, if it's not for you then that's all cool, but then at least give props to the skill that producer has at creating that sound and the synth work for example.
So all in all, the fact that Datsik replied was cool, and the fact that he did so in such a cool way was good, shows that he pays attention to his fans and critics.
Remember criticism is always welcome but don't go hate on someone, you might end up destroying their love of a genre because of a negative stigma you've attached to it in their eyes.
All i see is a rant, no questions involved.