Maybe you should change what you sit behind. I did, and believe me, there is no way I would go back. Maybe you are one of those people, that don't feel inspired sat staring at a screen. It doesn't need to be expensive or new. It just needs to give you a different prospective and limitations, because it's those that will draw your inspiration out of you.

And about time too. ! always said that it should be the other way round.

O.K. I would like you to do something for me if you will. Choose 5 tracks that you really like, but each from a different genre, and post them here.

 

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That's the problem. You've heard my works. They're clumsy but I love those kinds. I mean full of harmony. I'm not being satisfied by simple and single bass or lead lines. I've tried alot but every time I listen to any track, my assumptions about the harmonically richness dominate in my mind and don't let me enjoy it thoroughly. I think I've got the harmnoid disease or something. Quite rare but real.

 

To help you understand others perceptions to different music, we will first need some music to preceive, and as you are the one asking, I figured it would be good for you to choose the music, which is why I said 5 different genres. Call it an experimental lesson if you wish.

This is what I love about my machines, especailly the sequencers. Sometimes, like at the moment. I don't really have anything in mind in the way of genre, so I have the Electribe on, with the sequencer running a 1 bar loop, and I'm just popping things in and out, letting the machine guide me where it wants to take me.

 

You're my hero (electronic Jesus).

 

I loved this. I have a strong attachment to the past. Can not establish a good communication with today's culture. Show me any tutorial on AZ doing these kinds of materials. The new producers (like me) don't have any good idea or they've been strongly frustrated by eg. politicians or sociologists. @Von_Steyr is genuinely entitled to endorse his theories about the new administrations and strictly controlled and fake globalization.

Remember this post:
https://audiosex.pro/threads/just-for-electronic-lovers.29044/#post-248763
Even they're totally imitations of what have been done in the past.

 

I thought you might, but unfortunately you won't find tutorials for this kind of stuff. Thrill Kill Kult were the early pioneers of Industrial and the later Idustrial Dance Music, Kooler Than Jesus being the later. But as a band they can be very diverse in style too. It's real instuments and samplers, or a sampling keyboard really. This is why I said that you should think about what you sit behind, and why I moved away from a DAW to hardware. Yesterday I said i was just messing around letting the machines guide me, so I'll post up what came out a bit later on. most will hate it, but I think you might find it interesting. For now, I'll leave with some more Thrill Kill kult and an Art of Noise track.
From the movie The Crow Very different to the other stuff I'll post after.

Art of Noise: Paranoimia ft Max Headroom Very different style of music, but a favourite of mine. Loved The Max Headroom Show.

 

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Dood, I've seen a few of OP's posts and they all have to do with melody. I hope you know you can take a 4 bar chord progression and turn it into a song right?? You are so overthinking it (and I feel like your troll style is strong!). Just take any notes, invert the shit and fuckng go%^%&^%*

 

@The Teknomage @Kloud @Avenel @SyNtH. do you like these sounds? Maybe in second listening ... Move your head with it while feeling power in your face muscles?

https://clyp.it/zlilazyw

 

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IM INFURIATED!!!!!!!

 

Wasn't too keen on the 1st bit. The clanky sounds are a bit too penertrating for my ears, but the rest was O.K. though.