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Simon
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 Posted - 2002/11/18 : 11:47:34
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Originally posted by Hard2Get:
I'm sure i would know what you mean but i am not fimilar with the term 'Over produced', although i have heard it used, could you please elaborate?
It's hard to explain but to me it seems the newer hardcore sound is missing something, the sounds are too "perfect" and the flow often to "Smooth" if you can see what I mean, It's bloody hard to explain. (Just listen to some older tunes then some newer tunes they just seem "over produced" kinda)
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virus
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Posted - 2002/11/18 : 12:19:14
o·ver·pro·duced
way too many filters and echos over top of everything
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Hard2Get
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Posted - 2002/11/18 : 12:56:57
Yeah but i still think if the song is good (as in good meody) then it dosn't matter how overproduced it is, it will still be good :)
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djstorm
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Posted - 2002/11/19 : 13:17:59
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It's hard to explain but to me it seems the newer hardcore sound is missing something, the sounds are too "perfect" and the flow often to "Smooth"
Sy.
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thats not "over produced" thats well produced ...... big difference.
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djstorm
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Posted - 2002/11/19 : 13:19:05
doh ****ed the quote thing up there dammit!
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DJ Mouse
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Posted - 2002/11/19 : 13:52:24
take the slash out of the first [/quote] and you're sorted :)
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Simon
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Posted - 2002/11/20 : 02:59:25
quote:
Originally posted by djstorm:
thats not "over produced" thats well produced ...... big difference.
storm
Ok then "It's Too Well Produced" if you get my drift :)
& I can use the quote properly :)
Only Joking :)
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strychnine
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Posted - 2002/11/20 : 03:08:23
^^ oh, so you think the tracks aren't as good because they're too good? 
Seriously, though, I understand what you're saying ... with the tracks sounding so clean it's almost easy to forget that this is supposed to be an underground scene, and our music just isn't meant to be produced to the same high standards as the more mainstream varieties, is it?
Honestly, it's a lose-lose situation for the producers here - pull off a half-assed effort and people say it isn't good enough, but work on it and produce it well and it becomes overproduced. What do you do?
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djyogi
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Posted - 2002/11/20 : 03:26:14
stuff breaks in hardcore and happy hardcore. all its goood for is break dancing.
Thats y breaks enver worked out so much in hardcore and happy haredcore cause it does nothing.
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strychnine
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Posted - 2002/11/20 : 12:01:07
^^ breaks add an extra dimension to hardcore, especially if the track's at the slower end of the spectrum. Me, I like a hard, fast kickdrum, but usually I wouldn't mind a bid of breaks action so long as it doesn't overpower the kick.
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