whats your music???

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Originally Posted by AK907

I wouldn't say anyone can pick up a guitar and play. Trust me, I've tried to teach my wife. :D I've been playing guitar and bass for 15 years and drums for 8 years. I wouldn't consider myself any good. From a purely technical stand point I am a fairly clean player in most respects, but I could never write beautiful music like Opeth or Beethoven. I'm simply not creative or talented enough. That is why I never said that simply playing guitar makes it good music. I've seen and even been a member of plenty of bad bands. Now if you accomplish the skill it takes to play an instrument and make music people want to hear, THAT, my friend, is a challenge. Throw all that in a live situation and you're in for some fun.

The difference between a remix and a cover is that most cover bands don't claim the music to be their own and make money off the deal. They do it to play the music and get people in the doors to hear their crappy originals. I've been there.

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Everything you said in that first paragraph only reinforces my point, that's exactly what i'm saying. "I wouldn't say anyone can pick up a guitar and play." Well I wouldn't say anybody can run a computer program and make music. There are only a very few truly talented electronic producers out there and they are NOT making money off of other people's music. And most artists only make remixes for fun, and some of them happen to get popular. Very few of them are making any money off of them.

Replace the word "real instrument" with "computer program" and what you said is no less true. The REAL electronic artists, don't just get up on stage and press play, they mix the song live using sounds they have created.

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Originally Posted by Ezekiel285

Everything you said in that first paragraph only reinforces my point, that's exactly what i'm saying. "I wouldn't say anyone can pick up a guitar and play." Well I wouldn't say anybody can run a computer program and make music. There are only a very few truly talented electronic producers out there and they are NOT making money off of other people's music. And most artists only make remixes for fun, and some of them happen to get popular. Very few of them are making any money off of them.

Replace the word "real instrument" with "computer program" and what you said is no less true. The REAL electronic artists, don't just get up on stage and press play, they mix the song live using sounds they have created.

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yea, but still, you could know NOTHING about musical theory (scales, notes, modes, progressions, etc..) and still be able to make electronic music, and mix music...
I don't know if you see where I'm going here :P

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Originally Posted by Munizfire

yea, but still, you could know NOTHING about musical theory (scales, notes, modes, progressions, etc..) and still be able to make electronic music, and mix music...
I don't know if you see where I'm going here :P

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But without music theory it would sound like trash. Most of the good electronic artists know theory. Just because it is on a computer doesn't mean it doesn't follow the same rules and patterns of music everything else does..? Even if they couldn't actually explain theory to somebody they obviously have a grasp on it if they are making good music? I'm can almost positively say that every classic rock artist has not been an expert on music theory, but they are legends are they not? :D

Edit: I know when i toyed around with creating electronic music, i reached into the little music theory i know to create decent sounding stuff. I don't know why it would be different for anybody else. And i know some music theory and i could NOT create good electronic music, i mean it was decent but i'm not making any money off of it. Haha, if it is as easy as you all say it is then why are you not bringing in the BANK making those good electronic tunes?? ;)

I am a HHHUUUGGGEEE Project 86 fans. I my love for them runs deeper then them just as a band, but the guys on a personal level. I wont go into so much here but I will say this one thing I had always loved about there stuff. is there is no two albums the same everything has been different. I have seen them 10 times in concertm, each and everytime they have BLOWN me away. That they always remember the fans.

I also love
(Christian Rock, Alternative, hard Core)
Write This Down
Oh, Sleeper
Norma Jean
Wolves At The Gate
I am Empire
Pillar
The Letter Black
Anberlin
Thrice
Children 18:3
Destroy The Runner
The Classic Crime
Flyleaf
Number One Gun
These 5 Down
Skillet
Red
Sent By Ravens
Decypher Down
Thousand Foot Krutch
Since October
Flatfoot 56
Corpus Christi
Sleeping Giants
Haste The Day
Living Sacrifice
Soul Embrace
Demon Hunter
MeWithOutYou

(Christian Rap/Hip-hop, Really the only rap and hip hop I care for)
LaCrae
Da Truth
Litarodi
Sha Bakaka
Flame
Manafest

(Praise and Worship and Contempory)
Chris Tomlin
Aaron Shust
Linchon Brewster
Jesus Culture
Hillsong
Phillips Craig and Dead
MercyMe
Deluge
Jars Of Clay
Steven Curtis Chapman

(And Then my Seculer)
Silverstein
My Chemical Romance
A Day To Remember
Billy Talent
Escape The Fate
BlessTheFall
Icon For Hire
Secret and Whisper
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Hawthorne Hieghtes
Aiden

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Originally Posted by crepers86

I am a HHHUUUGGGEEE Project 86 fans. I my love for them runs deeper then them just as a band, but the guys on a personal level. I wont go into so much here but I will say this one thing I had always loved about there stuff. is there is no two albums the same everything has been different. I have seen them 10 times in concertm, each and everytime they have BLOWN me away. That they always remember the fans.

I also love
(Christian Rock, Alternative, hard Core)
Write This Down
Oh, Sleeper
Norma Jean
Wolves At The Gate
I am Empire
Pillar
The Letter Black
Anberlin
Thrice
Children 18:3
Destroy The Runner
The Classic Crime
Flyleaf
Number One Gun
These 5 Down
Skillet
Red
Sent By Ravens
Decypher Down
Thousand Foot Krutch
Since October
Flatfoot 56
Corpus Christi
Sleeping Giants
Haste The Day
Living Sacrifice
Soul Embrace
Demon Hunter
MeWithOutYou

(Christian Rap/Hip-hop, Really the only rap and hip hop I care for)
LaCrae
Da Truth
Litarodi
Sha Bakaka
Flame
Manafest

(Praise and Worship and Contempory)
Chris Tomlin
Aaron Shust
Linchon Brewster
Jesus Culture
Hillsong
Phillips Craig and Dead
MercyMe
Deluge
Jars Of Clay
Steven Curtis Chapman

(And Then my Seculer)
Silverstein
My Chemical Romance
A Day To Remember
Billy Talent
Escape The Fate
BlessTheFall
Icon For Hire
Secret and Whisper
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Hawthorne Hieghtes
Aiden

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I can appreciate your taste in music. I listen to a lot of Pillar and Skillet.

I listen mostly to Indie Rock.

post a few links!!! i like to copy paste to youtube:D
spooky

Anything but Country, that crap isn't even truly "music". Recycled garbage that all sounds EXACTLY the same. God, I HATE the twang, make it stop!

I listen to just about anything, but I'm only going to name one band that few people have heard of... YET... But please, give them a listen, like them on FB, give them a shout out, tell your friends... They're still up and coming, but they're signed with a label and getting good reviews so far...

Red Line Chemistry

A couple videos for the youtubers...

You Don't Get It

Dumb Luck

And something a little different from them, but one of my favorites...

So Many Days

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Originally Posted by AK907

Opeth, Turbid North, Soulfallen, Kalmah, Necrophagist, Tool, Obscura, Daylight Dies, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, All That Remains, Shadows Fall, Lamb Of God, Dream Theater, Iced Earth, Agolloch, Edge Of Sanity and tons of bands that will never get any radio play.

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I like your taste in music. :gj: