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FORGOT! HERE IS THE VIDEO ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7V83iG5XcY0

Thank you! Only thing we do

Thanks man! here is a new dub tune we did the other day: http://soundcloud.com/helgeland8bitsquad/mandala-dub

Listen to music, read about music, study music, practice music, make music. Don't mind if its good or not, post it on some profile and move on to the next.

This advice goes for all music and 8-bit or any electronic music. Not everyone need the classical training and some just find their way on their own. The best advice is just keep trying and maybe just try copying the songs and artist that you love. When i started making electronic music (been playing in bands all my life before) i just tried to copy a sound or a type of song i liked and that way i learned how i could use a software like ableton live into doing what i wanted. However learning basic music theory is something that will help you GREATLY!

About effects, noise and all; making noise or free-tonal music is much less "freely" arranged than you might think. People making this kind of music and making it good, if its free impro, noise, free tonal music or free-jazz for that matter, it often means that they have grown beyond the classical music theory used in all arranged music and left it behind.

I agree about what some were saying about using a lot of effects, it don't hurt, but every effect should have some kind of purpose and ultimately should every layer has its meaning in making the music better. If its the sound you want, do it.

Be prepared to make music you think is good, looking back at it later and thinking its shit! Then it must mean that you're new music is better

Man. This is to much text. I should really stop smoking and chipmusic.org surfing

Haha Ok. I thought you were talking about our riddims. I do know what both a contest and sleng teng is.

Thanks mate!