Go on Soundcloud and you'll eventually find how many there are.
Ofc you cant take it too far like Scooter f.e, but thats a whole another debateįrontliner says there aren't enough producers out there, i however on the other hand find that we have enough. Without these guys nowadays electronic music wouldnt be the same, if it would even exist and well, almost every big track they made is made from samples not own sounds. Who knows, maybe hardstyle will have another Hardkick10 moment which completely changed the course of the genre, catapulting it into a new direction. The last one I can think of that provoked such a positive impacted on hard dance was Blutonium/Neo's pack and it is STILL being used and manipulated to this day. Really, it is about time a decent pack came along to shake up hardstyle. I wouldn't dream of limiting myself to only using sounds and elements I have created myself. I produce a lot of genres of music and sampling helps spark new ideas, takes me in directions I would never have thought of before.
Or god forbid it is actually pro sounding, then what happens is they get accused of ripping it!Īs Frontliner has stated, 350 kicks to get you going, start editing and splicing, processing etc you can have a totally original kick, ready for a new track in 1/10 of the time. Instead people feel they have to sit for weeks on end listening to a distorted kick drum, worrying its not going to be good enough. Gone are the days of just throwing a sample in and looping it, developing idea after idea. This wide spread disgust at sampling that has developed over the years, especially within the hardstyle community, has demotivated a lot of novice/hobbyist producers, prohibiting creativity. Sampling is a fundamental part and such a major process in the development of electronic music. It is not a holy grail or secret code that can't be broken. A process can be learned, repeated and perfected. Its a process, like everything else sound design related. Echidna wrote:Lets be realistic, a hardstyle kick is not as hard to make as people seem to proclaim.
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