pop-edm as in the music that has been popular on billboard for the last, 5 years and will probably continue being as popular for another 50 due to how square today's people and society are.

-stabs with techno presets
-kicks on every 4
-120 bpm

is there anyway to really get this wrong?

is there an example of anybody, professional or amateur, making this type of music the wrong way?
with so much emphasize on objective practicality, is there any way for "musicians" to be "better" or "worse" than one another at this type of music?

A lot...

bad songs..
weak pop chords..
bad structure..

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can you please post an example?

"Work B****"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt8VYOfr8T

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt8VYOfr8To

Britney - work b*****

No no it can't.

Sure you can find chords easy.. but a suck ass song is a suck ass song..

u need bad -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k80DSWGcFIg

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but ignoring the lowbudget video there isn't really that much distance between this and what's played on the radio.
especially regional hits.

hurt R&B big time, not the lack of music programs in schools, like a lot of people claim.

I agree and have been saying that almost nothing sounds bad on a synthesizer in terms of tone. With acoustic instruments it takes a lot of work to learn how produce a good tone. That, in turn, leads to a heightened sense for good melody, and probably positively affects rhythm, too. Which leads to overall better music.

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