Het Scantraxx leegloop topic

Haha betrapt! We hebben Prophet's alias hier jongens!

That reminds me of the Qlimax @ Arena troll!

Wat denk je nou zelf joh. As ik zo'n bericht op je fb-page zou zetten zou je precies hetzelfde doen! Denk eens na.

Wat is dit nou van kontenlikkerij? Doe niet zo verschrikkelijk dom en vertel ons de rest er over want dát is wat wij willen weten.

Kinderachtig 'hoe weet je dat? - pff, weet ik gewoon' gedrag dit.

sorry mijn vraag was niet duidelijk genoeg. Ik bedoelde "waar baseer je dat tillt niets met scantraxx te maken heeft op?"

Waarom zou TiLLT iets met Scantraxx te maken hebben? Seismic was ook altijd een op zichzelf staand label en daar is TiLLT uitgekomen, zo kan je voor elk willekeurig label wel zeggen dat ze bij Scantraxx horen..

Voor zover ik weet is TiLLT onderdeel van DJ BV, dus die zijn op dezelfde manier verbonden aan Scantraxx als Italian Hardstye/Digital Age etc.

Het was wel vermakelijk, dat moeten we ze nageven.

All this speculation is really funny.

Why don't you clear things up for us?
The more we know, the less speculation there is

Just call it what it is: gossip. That's the whole point of these topics. Besides that, you guys already seem to think I am not a credible source (as evident by what's been stated in this thread).

What I will say, that is completely related to the topic: look at how many releases WP had last year on Scantraxx, compared to how much music they've been working on/making. Now consider this following sentence: sometimes things just don't work out between an artist and the label, and sometimes it's really as simple as that.

A bit strange that more artists decide to leave the same label (almost) at once, isn't it?

Connecting the dots is quite easy, not really strange people believe there is more going on at Scantraxx atm..

Because they have the fanbase, and in a modern world anyone can do the digital release/distribution. Some labels will continue to see these issues until they step up and are able to provide to the artist more than what the artist can provide to themselves to justify the cut they take.

Sometimes, it's not "just about the money", although your income is a big factor... but when you make something the label won't do anything with, even if you and everyone else loves it -- if the guy in charge of releasing it doesn't like it, well... it's another bunch of time wasted on something you can never use, because you no longer technically "own" it or the rights to do what you want with it, among many other things. It's not always peaches and cream.

If that's the case with all the artists leaving Scantraxx, big respect to those artists. With the recent social media statement of Adrenalize, where he said Scantraxx made him add vocals to a song, a touch which he himself didn't like too much, has made clear Scantraxx puts their own interest above the creativity of the Artists.

Those artists leaving the label (and if it may cause the fall of Scantraxx, so be it), will only be a good thing for the genre, when this means the artists can create the things they like the best themselves. That's what being an artist is all about right

I don't recall a "big social media statement" anywhere... but I do remember him mentioning it in passing on a forum, which I don't think is fair to call it a big "social media statement" since the kid is only 15 and was being jumped on for adding vocals people didn't like. If that's the case: it's not really fair to put some sort of story out there that could cause problems between an artist and his label. However, if there was an additional comment on some other site you could link to, I'd love to see it.

As for whether it's a "good thing" for Scantraxx to fall: I respectfully disagree... They have helped grow some of the top artists currently in the scene. I may not like what they do, but it's why I didn't go with them. It's that simple, for me.

Sometimes people simply outgrow the label they are on, or sometimes the label wants something the artist can't provide, and the other way around. Every artist has their own reasons. That's all. It's like being employed somewhere: you can love your job, but feel you can be working somewhere better, or even for yourself.

Dat een label wilt dat een producer iets aan een track veranderd is helemaal niet vreemd hoor. Dat gebeurt vaker.

Een label wil een plaat anders niet releasen is hun goed recht. Wil de producer dat dan niet moet hij een ander label zoeken. De artiest moet niet gaan bepalen wat een label doet.

Als je aan 10 random hardstyle liefhebbers vraagt of het hen uitmaakt bij welk label hun favoriete artiest zit zal het hen waarschijnlijk een zorg wezen. Mij boeit het ook niet of Wasted Penguinz track uitkomt op Scantraxx of op Theracords... Als ie goed is wil ik hem, punt.

Dat Wasted Penguinz gestopt zijn bij Scantraxx kan ik misschien ergens begrijpen, zijn niet zo'n serieuze jongens en als het waar is dat ze geen kritiek kunnen slikken dan snap ik het al helemaal. Dat The Prophet/Audiofreq zijn troep dan weer wordt uitgebracht snap ik wel niet, ik ken niemand die ook maar potentieel een Black anthem vrijwillig zal opleggen.

Can you read dutch then?

Google does a good enough job reading Dutch for me.

Ik zou dan gewoon zeggen dat ik daar niet verder op in zou gaan.

Goegel kan dr juist nix van jow. Try that

Oh, pfft, I usually just ignore those messages. Most of the messages translate fairly well except for sometimes where people are talking about a "horny beach plate" or whatever. I just assume that's a good thing.

Het valt me nog mee dat Google translate Nederlands niet ziet als een Duitse taal
Of we moeten sms-taal gaan gebruiken zodat Nikkita onze berichten niet kan lezen!