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MacGuffin wrote:X-Men First Class... on DVD...

you must live in China or something.

I see some real interest, so:

Inspiro Assistant wrote:Thanks! You are the only one who answered my question. I think almost everyone here knows nothing but to post the word "SPAM" . Funny, they don't even realize that they are the one who is spamming here.

How is Nigeria friend? I live in the Philippines and it's raining every day.

simpleton wrote:Nigeria.

Somewhere near.. I am from the Philippines..so sad I was so busy that I wasn't able to watch it at the theater.

MacGuffin wrote:X-Men First Class... on DVD...

you must live in China or something.

Weird.

If you are a spammer you're one of the worst I have seen:

http://forum.ableton.com/search.php?aut ... 3&sr=posts

Looking over all your posts I can't see any spam... Nor any real reason to actually be here. Most of us aren't that friendly. In fact, many of us don't actually exist.

Hi guys, I'm new here too. Started getting into production for about 2 months now.. Trying to learn some basics and also start making music for release in the near future.

Thought i'd hijack this thread rather than making a new one.

Anyone got some good reading material about music theory specifically for dance music production?

Cheers

Nightwriter wrote:Hi guys, I'm new here too. Started getting into production for about 2 months now.. Trying to learn some basics and also start making music for release in the near future.

Thought i'd hijack this thread rather than making a new one.

Anyone got some good reading material about music theory specifically for dance music production?

Cheers

Watch FOOTLOOSE, dancing has been banned.

There's one main book that's supposed to be like a bible for learning electronic music people mention round here (not Bob Katz); or maybe not, I didn't come across it doing a quick search, but I did find this...
and this, this...

Nightwriter wrote:Hi guys, I'm new here too. Started getting into production for about 2 months now.. Trying to learn some basics and also start making music for release in the near future.

Thought i'd hijack this thread rather than making a new one.

Anyone got some good reading material about music theory specifically for dance music production?

Cheers

You don't need a book. There are just a few things to know.

1) 4/4 time with steady bass drum beat
2) Do not modulate from root key
3) Chuck in a few filter sweeps here and there
4) The bridge section is not too different to the intro section
5) Boring and predictable is good.

Volia. Instant dance music.