What type of music do you mostly produce with logic?

[the sinner]

I am trying to figure something out about the users of this forum....

I know most people do a bit of everything, but if you could pick what you mostly do.

[ChicoSatis]

Hi

 

I do mostly rock/punk and metal. I know not as many people do these genres as compared to electronic music in Logic but they should. Logic is great for this stuff. VERY inspiring. Except of course for the lack of a BD. But then I manually cut drums anyway. DavidPyes method for cutting drums is great also.

 

HAve a good one.

[m-m-m]

I like punk, reggae, ska,, electronic, indie rock, some pop (for me 'pop' is a pretty broad term, but that's a subject for another thread) .... I'm pretty new to electronic music (both as listener and producer/engineer). I wouldn't say that I record much electronic music, but I do find myself using more of those kind of techniques and incorporating them into other genres.

 

I think that 'electronic' is kind of outdated as a descriptor for a kind of music. It doesn't really mean much anymore IMO. OTOH, I don't really have a better word to use and I don't know my way around the subgenres either.

[Waterboy]

Metal, mostly.

 

But I must admit that lately I have been trying to make a lot of Electronic music.

 

It's still what I would consider to be the harder type of Electronic ... but it definitely ain't Behemoth, As Blood Runs Black, or Decapitated.

 

 

8)

[Glenn L.]

I am an uncouth rocker. My wife is into Renaissance music. Makes an interesting synthesis.

[pantomimeHorse]

 

I am an uncouth rocker .....

 

Isn't that a tautology ...... ?

 

 

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C

[prjkt]

i work with trance mostly for my own projects, but quite happy to record/mix anything if it'll bring some cash in

[Glenn L.]

 

I am an uncouth rocker .....

 

Isn't that a tautology ...... ?

 

 

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C

 

May well be! I think of 'uncouth' as an 'emphasizer,' though! 8)