Vengeance Nu Disco Vol 1 WAV-SYNTHiC4TE

Yes, them billboard pop artists don't know what is coming for them. Suddenly this random pack of people from a forum on the internet come around with our Vengeance samples-adapted songs and wreck the charts and then all these trap stars fade into an oblivion, while everyone is listening to our stuff.
Honestly, from personal experience such as hearing the works of fellow Audiosex members and participating in a few album collaborations with them, I would have no problem with our stuff being on the radio vs what I hear now. Even some of the "noobs" over there have infinitely better material than the charts' auto-tuned mumbling. I actually enjoy 95% of the music people put out over there.

Zyzz Watch your language ...

The hate and jealousy is real.

you're delusional if you think things were new and fresh before 2013, everyone was trying to be skrillex

quit being a judgmental asshole and let people make the music they want to

I was implying more so on originality. I was listening to the radio the other day, and heard a pop song. It was almost identical to the construction kit song "Your Life" in the Essential Dance Sounds Vol. 2 pack from Vengeance. The only noticeable difference was the lyrics and the vocalist. I've also heard the same sax loop from Pop Essentials in about 10 different pop songs. Now, I do use Nexus2 in literally everything I make. I don't recall one song since early 2014 where I didn't use at least 3 instances of Nexus2. I like how the sounds are playable right out of the box. It saves me time, and I like what I hear. I do enjoy the vengeance sample packs as well, but I only use them for inspiration. Like this pack, I have found a couple tracks that made me go "hmmm..." and then I created something of my own. But I didn't use the samples. In fact, you would never know that's where the inspiration came from if I didn't tell you that lol. Something as stupid as a particular series of notes the birds outside my window are chirping can spark an entire song from me. "How did you come up with this song?" If I told you the way I came up with the melody was from 2 notes the birds were chirping outside my window, and those 2 notes turned into an entire melodic, 65 track song with a complex chord progression and a few guitar solos, as well as catchy melodies that contain hella more than 2 notes. I can make something big from something so little. Unfortunately, the pop culture is a culture of having 90% of the work done for you and 9% out of the remaining 10% is very poorly done. Many folks become famous from the results. Especially if you hire a bunch of overly caffeinated 15 year old latino girls to dance to it like 23 year old college strippers and then lash out at the 28 year old men who put it on just to hit the mute button and jack off to the bum wiggling silence. Then you have me who hears I got one less problem without ya..." and I'm like "Isn't it past your bedtime? And shouldn't you be in school or something?"
Yes, you're right Olymoon. But before they do this, they must learn to write their own songs first.