Psychedelic Gleam
Bluelighter
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I know plenty of artists who produce across genres. One day a psy track, the next a D'n'B Track, the next a techno track, etc etc. And frankly its pretty consistently the general consensus that producing quality music within any genre requires the same levels of technical ability and technical complexity. Frankly I doubt you know the first thing about production because you would pretty quickly realize that the technical side of things are relatively straight forward in any genre but where the real magic comes from is creative impulse rather than so called "complexity". The rapid-fire speed of D'n'B breaks merely tricks many listeners into thinking it is complex when in fact the core structure of D'n'B is oftentimes quite simple.
Now the assertion that women can't make music like this is fantastically moronic, though I would be willing to accept the idea that men are more likely to spend hours in front of their computer engaged in tedious hyper analytic tinkering than women, and time dedication is necessary to produce quality sounds.
Now the assertion that women can't make music like this is fantastically moronic, though I would be willing to accept the idea that men are more likely to spend hours in front of their computer engaged in tedious hyper analytic tinkering than women, and time dedication is necessary to produce quality sounds.
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