New Here!

[abl385]

X-Men First Class... on DVD...

you must live in China or something.

I see some real interest, so:

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.

Nigeria.

[Inspiro Assistant]

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

X-Men First Class... on DVD...

you must live in China or something.

[jestermgee]

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.

[Nightwriter]

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

[enhung24]

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.

[regretfullySaid]

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...

[Faark Orff]

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.