
It's like a ponycaust in here...
Evdog wrote:Been reading through the last few pages of this thread. All I have to say in response is:
BP =/= R&R
If you measure R&R to the criteria of BP, you will be disappointed, solely because it's not BP. But it's not trying to be; never was. It's trying to be Rainbow and Rooted.
Jokeblue wrote:Now, what about you, whoever is reading this? whats your tracks story?
I really want to hear the stories behind your music, if you have one.
Raddons wrote:lmfao this thread
I cared for a day about not getting on and then I woke up the next morning and I honestly don't care. It hasn't crossed my mind once, until I read this thread. I hope this thread gets locked because you all are being ridiculous. Sure, I have my opinions on the merits of mixing and all that, but at the end of the day, this is just people having fun making music. I'm not gonna shit on someone for that.
Just remember what you all are arguing about.
StevenAD wrote:Raddons wrote:lmfao this thread
I cared for a day about not getting on and then I woke up the next morning and I honestly don't care. It hasn't crossed my mind once, until I read this thread. I hope this thread gets locked because you all are being ridiculous. Sure, I have my opinions on the merits of mixing and all that, but at the end of the day, this is just people having fun making music. I'm not gonna shit on someone for that.
Just remember what you all are arguing about.
Yes, let's just never discuss anything even moderately controversial. Because that's a healthy attitude to have.
I'm told that sarcasm is hard to understand over text, so in case you weren't sure, that was sarcastic.
sci wrote:w...what?
dang y'all are pessimistic
....or somethingStevenAD wrote:My problem with making music based on pop culture (and this is the main reason why I'm stepping away from it) is that it gives your music an inherent shelf-life. As soon as MLP is irrelevant, so is what you've created. I may come across as pompous or whatever, but I want to try to make my work stand the test of time, and also make it stand on its own merits.
why are you creating music based on pop culture?
Myself? I enjoy the pop culture, and I really love music.
Why not combine the two?
Pony music, remixes of anime themes, whatever. It's a product of two things that you love. If you pour your soul into that, it shouldn't matter how popular the culture part is.
It's you. Or rather, it's an extension of you. A relic of where you've been and a sign that points to where you've grown since.
If you make a song that you only enjoy because it references pop culture, then that thing will expire faster than you can listen to it.
I don't know about you but I'm damn proud of what I've made "for ponies".
in fact, look at that first link again
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwvzdMVJubA
that may be the worst as far as having an "expiration date"
but holy hell, it's a summation of my time, my music, my friends, and quite possibly the best year of my life.
maybe it's irrelevant to everyone else, but it's not leaving my heart.
but yet...
"Bose-Einstein Disco Complex" is not what I would call pony related.
0 pony samples
1 periodicvideos sample
and so I just started the periodicvideos remix scene.
when I was making the song, I was thinking about rainbow dash: fast and stylish, lots of energy.
but "fast and stylish and energetic" is not interchangeable with "Rainbow Dash". The song is a fast and stylish and energetic song, not a Rainbow Dash song.
But since the album was aiming for fast and stylish and energetic A LA RAINBOW DASH, I got in R&R (presumably).
does being in a pony album put a shorter shelf life on the song?
does being inspired by Rainbow Dash put a shorter shelf life on the song?
if you ask me, I'd answer no and no.
It's inspired by ponies but the end product is music that I like.
that's what's important.StevenAD wrote:Yes, I am pissed off about what some people are saying about the album. It's not exactly a good feeling working so hard, achieving a goal, and then having people immediately dismiss you. I'm proud of my song, but jesus.
I honestly don't understand where all of this negativity / dismissal came from.
but I hate hate hate HATE seeing it spread around like some infection.
afaict, the general reaction among non-musicians is positive.
and it's a good album, damnit.
Nine Volt wrote:And no, you might not be right. Hurricane Dial was on Balloon Party, remember.
Nine Volt wrote:Hurricane Dial was not good in the 'high quality' sense. It got on because it was unique and interesting. I liked it, but it was not traditionally good.
PYR3LIGHT wrote:Agreed.
Camsy wrote:The only thing that has truly ruined R&R for me is this thread.
Nexgen wrote: niggas....
Tremil wrote:Nexgen wrote: niggas....
AJ_ wrote:It's been a long time since I've been on this site![]()
so who's the mystery tracks?
Viricide wrote:Thanks Obama. Or should I say Cirbama.
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