Well, in case we didnt know it already, this just confirms that the people that buy music on BP are into the more commercial side of the sound.
Its a perfect fit, hence those stats..
Re: Buttport Bubble
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 8:16 pm
by Contort
Transitions isn't bad for a house tool but I swear there is another version that is better, or maybe it's another track that sounds like it but way better... im about to waste a lot of time trying to find the answer! Clearly not even borderline techno regardless.
The rest was more uninspiring than I expected.
Re: Buttport Bubble
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 8:45 pm
by Planar
It's a remix of this (if you don't know, which you probably do):-
I prefer the remix but its something else im thinking of. It's a track that has a simple loop running like the remix does and with a similar spoken vox, I thought it may have been something from radio slave or minilogue but ive had no luck yet..
man ow man.
can't they do any tracks without all those constant breaks with stupid risers.
it's like it's the only way that they find "efficient" to build any tension or atmosphere in a track...
and those layered claps that are compressed so tight that I've you'd shove a piece of coal in their ass, a raw diamant would pop out in minutes...
the horror, the horror !!
Re: Buttport Bubble
Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 10:26 am
by jdn
Yeah, it's pretty bleak on there. I wonder how they pick the top tracks. Sales alone?
Re: Buttport Bubble
Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 10:33 am
by ashley BORG
jdn wrote:Yeah, it's pretty bleak on there. I wonder how they pick the top tracks. Sales alone?
Likely.
Although I'm sure even the Juno one is sales based. The difference it appears is with the make up of clientele.
Also unlikely to change since most people I know have boycotted the site.
