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Dubstep_Search wrote:It's the most democratic way to share music, and the system works, I have already tried it with other registers. Rapidly, the global quality of the posts increases, insuring you to automatically receive what passionate people have enjoyed.

kingduppy wrote:

Dubstep_Search wrote:It's the most democratic way to share music, and the system works, I have already tried it with other registers. Rapidly, the global quality of the posts increases, insuring you to automatically receive what passionate people have enjoyed.

When did listening to music ever need to be democratic? You search for your music through going to nights, talking to people, finding a label you like then branching off an finding out about it and the artists in it, not through some weak, regulated, facebook association.
Rapidly the global quality of the posts increases...you sound like you're doing a business forcast.

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Dubstep_Search wrote:Facebook being the most consulted platform

kingduppy wrote:When did listening to music ever need to be democratic? You search for your music through going to nights, talking to people, finding a label you like then branching off an finding out about it and the artists in it, not through some weak, regulated, facebook association.
Rapidly the global quality of the posts increases...you sound like you're doing a business forcast.

Acre wrote:i don't think ever in my life have i thought 'hey i need to find out about some new tunes lets head over to facebook'

Dubstep_Search wrote: Most of people actually don't move their fat asses to meet interested and interesting people to discover music nowadays.
It needs to be democratic since the birth of broadcasting through the internet, you wouldn't maybe even have heard about dubstep without Internet if the register hadn't been shared. How to allow people to make concerts, create labels, with unknown music? How do you explain the fact that dubstep, which "didn't exist" 5 years ago, and is now a reference within electronic music? That any other register has ever know such a development?
It is democratic since most of people discover music through google and youtube, which make artists and songs visible by others users only if first people to see it have liked it. Internet is evolving, people should adapt, even if the fastest growing register is still considered as underground by its fans (what a f****** joke indeed), it is as underground as burgers.
By quality I don't mean objective quality, which doesn't exist with music, I mean a way more subjective quality, which is considered as "truth for most of people" within any field linked to art. Appreciated by majority is quality, what else could it possibly be?

Acre wrote:i don't think ever in my life have i thought 'hey i need to find out about some new tunes lets head over to facebook'

Maybe, and you better should adapt. Nobody thought that a computer might lead to musical discoveries at its birth, same with google, youtube, and now facebook. People are spending time on it, their share videos and therefore songs. The music we listen to depends upon technology, so should be the way we share it. Facebook is the best way to share information, music has become information.

If not shared, music is nothing that frequencies in the air, which disappear a few meters away.

particle-jim wrote:hahaha is this dude serious... Please, no more shitty facebook pages with noobs posting Mt Eden all day

Dubstep_Search wrote:

kingduppy wrote:When did listening to music ever need to be democratic? You search for your music through going to nights, talking to people, finding a label you like then branching off an finding out about it and the artists in it, not through some weak, regulated, facebook association.
Rapidly the global quality of the posts increases...you sound like you're doing a business forcast.

Most of people actually don't move their fat asses to meet interested and interesting people to discover music nowadays.
It needs to be democratic since the birth of broadcasting through the internet, you wouldn't maybe even have heard about dubstep without Internet if the register hadn't been shared. How to allow people to make concerts, create labels, with unknown music? How do you explain the fact that dubstep, which "didn't exist" 5 years ago, and is now a reference within electronic music? That any other register has ever know such a development?
It is democratic since most of people discover music through google and youtube, which make artists and songs visible by others users only if first people to see it have liked it. Internet is evolving, people should adapt, even if the fastest growing register is still considered as underground by its fans (what a f****** joke indeed), it is as underground as burgers.
By quality I don't mean objective quality, which doesn't exist with music, I mean a way more subjective quality, which is considered as "truth for most of people" within any field linked to art. Appreciated by majority is quality, what else could it possibly be?

Acre wrote:i don't think ever in my life have i thought 'hey i need to find out about some new tunes lets head over to facebook'

Maybe, and you better should adapt. Nobody thought that a computer might lead to musical discoveries at its birth, same with google, youtube, and now facebook. People are spending time on it, their share videos and therefore songs. The music we listen to depends upon technology, so should be the way we share it. Facebook is the best way to share information, music has become information.
Also, as a reproach, you underlined the way I presented the page, kind of business related. Indeed, english isn't my mother language, what explains the way I try to express my thoughts, and the language mistakes I might have made.
I am trying to do something to help the broadcast of music, not to read craps written by people who thinks that there are the only ones listening to the most current liked form of electronic music. I go to concert anytime I can, I have seen the influence of filthy basses, have enjoyed it, try to share what I like.
My way of thinking might be disturbing to "old school thinking" (another of your jokes) 15 years old people, but it is the way it works today.
I didn't mean to offense anybody, didn't insult anybody, I think that if you are offended by me, you should rethink your way of understanding music.

If not shared, music is nothing that frequencies in the air, which disappear a few meters away.

Dubstep_Search wrote: How do you explain the fact that dubstep, which "didn't exist" 5 years ago, and is now a reference within electronic music?

illandnatti wrote:I like the idea in theory. However, democratic thinking may not be your best option.

I am of the opinion that the majority of dubstep listeners today have only come to the genre in the past year or so, and are mostly ignorant of the culture and sound that dubstep emerged from in the first place. Without that knowledge all people go for is filth, which in my mind is essentially the new heavy metal or punk (which is why you see mosh pitting at dubstep raves now) and is so far away from the original spirit of things that it is upsetting.

Not to say there isn't amazing new dubs released all the time, but you have to dig for it, and I wouldn't want those amazing dubs to be cluttered up by trash. Catch my drift?

lowfreq wrote:

Dubstep_Search wrote:

kingduppy wrote:When did listening to music ever need to be democratic? You search for your music through going to nights, talking to people, finding a label you like then branching off an finding out about it and the artists in it, not through some weak, regulated, facebook association.
Rapidly the global quality of the posts increases...you sound like you're doing a business forcast.

Most of people actually don't move their fat asses to meet interested and interesting people to discover music nowadays.
It needs to be democratic since the birth of broadcasting through the internet, you wouldn't maybe even have heard about dubstep without Internet if the register hadn't been shared. How to allow people to make concerts, create labels, with unknown music? How do you explain the fact that dubstep, which "didn't exist" 5 years ago, and is now a reference within electronic music? That any other register has ever know such a development?
It is democratic since most of people discover music through google and youtube, which make artists and songs visible by others users only if first people to see it have liked it. Internet is evolving, people should adapt, even if the fastest growing register is still considered as underground by its fans (what a f****** joke indeed), it is as underground as burgers.
By quality I don't mean objective quality, which doesn't exist with music, I mean a way more subjective quality, which is considered as "truth for most of people" within any field linked to art. Appreciated by majority is quality, what else could it possibly be?

Acre wrote:i don't think ever in my life have i thought 'hey i need to find out about some new tunes lets head over to facebook'

Maybe, and you better should adapt. Nobody thought that a computer might lead to musical discoveries at its birth, same with google, youtube, and now facebook. People are spending time on it, their share videos and therefore songs. The music we listen to depends upon technology, so should be the way we share it. Facebook is the best way to share information, music has become information.
Also, as a reproach, you underlined the way I presented the page, kind of business related. Indeed, english isn't my mother language, what explains the way I try to express my thoughts, and the language mistakes I might have made.
I am trying to do something to help the broadcast of music, not to read craps written by people who thinks that there are the only ones listening to the most current liked form of electronic music. I go to concert anytime I can, I have seen the influence of filthy basses, have enjoyed it, try to share what I like.
My way of thinking might be disturbing to "old school thinking" (another of your jokes) 15 years old people, but it is the way it works today.
I didn't mean to offense anybody, didn't insult anybody, I think that if you are offended by me, you should rethink your way of understanding music.

If not shared, music is nothing that frequencies in the air, which disappear a few meters away.

sorry