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While not very active, 12k (record label) has a forum with a music production section. You may find some useful information there. I guess it's more geared towards ambient music though, if that's your thing.

  On 4/26/2013 at 6:00 AM, yikes said:

" i mean i know this place is a sausagefest but it doesn't scream it"

 

i dis agree

 

this is a thing I've had to think about over the last week or so. These are the youtube gender demographics for a nerdy-techy-music-production-related video I've uploaded 9 days ago. Peter Kirn posted it on CDM, it's got 2600 views by now, which should be enough for a statistic:

 

Screen%20Shot%202013-04-28%20at%2010.16.

 

100% sausages! Not 99%, but 100%. The message is clear.

I wouldn't be surprised if this statistic reflected the demography of "people interested or involved in music production" quite accurately. I would also not be surprised if these were pretty much only white guys.

EM411 and XLTronic are the only other two electronic music forums I'm familiar with. EM411 seems more oriented towards music production than general discussion, while XLTronic is the other way around, at least from my experience.

I pretty much abandoned both though, well before I came here.

Edited by ambermonk

 

  On 10/21/2015 at 9:51 AM, peace 7 said:

To keep it real and analog, I'm gonna start posting to WATMM by writing my posts in fountain pen on hemp paper, putting them in bottles, and throwing them into the ocean.

 

  On 11/5/2013 at 7:51 PM, Sean Ae said:

you have to watch those silent people, always trying to trick you with their silence

 

  On 4/26/2013 at 4:13 PM, kakapo said:

Gearslutz is awful, partly because of the signal to noise ratio. Useful for the search function though. Idmforums is dreadful in every possible way. Muffs is good, decent community, just don't attempt to listen to any of the music that comes out of it.

 

  On 4/26/2013 at 9:38 PM, LimpyLoo said:

Gearslutz will convince you that making music requires expensive gear.

 

That highlights the primary problem. I never browse gearslutz, I instead search it when I see an obscure or vintage piece of audio equipment or gear. Otherwise it's the pitfalls of opinionated and arrogant (or ignorant) forum users amplified.

 

I also browsed dubstepforums years ago for sub-bass vst/technique information but beyond that it's just too cluttered with useless threads.

  On 4/27/2013 at 1:55 AM, nuclearaddict said:

KVR is awesome, because 90% of the forum loves Synth1 and they really know their shit. Also, like I mentioned, there are some really great sound designers on there.

So it's like a synth1 cult?

Where do I sign up?

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  On 4/28/2013 at 10:28 AM, phling said:

 

  On 4/26/2013 at 6:00 AM, yikes said:

" i mean i know this place is a sausagefest but it doesn't scream it"

 

i dis agree

this is a thing I've had to think about over the last week or so. These are the youtube gender demographics for a nerdy-techy-music-production-related video I've uploaded 9 days ago. Peter Kirn posted it on CDM, it's got 2600 views by now, which should be enough for a statistic:

 

Screen%20Shot%202013-04-28%20at%2010.16.

 

100% sausages! Not 99%, but 100%. The message is clear.

I wouldn't be surprised if this statistic reflected the demography of "people interested or involved in music production" quite accurately. I would also not be surprised if these were pretty much only white guys.

 

This has much more to do with preferred genre of the community than whether women and non-white men are interested in music production (they are)

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