I was just wondering what you guys consider is crossing the line in music? I understand it's different for a lot of people and what is considered wrong in music. But where do you personally stand, doesn't have to be what you think are rules people should follow, but more like a standard you set for yourself?

Hello! Billy Mays here with some basic Serum Synthesis! No, but seriously, I've spent time learning my way around the instruments that I use, I'm no master, but I definitely have a strong understanding of a few of them. Now, this isn't a work for all situations tip I'm doing, but a definitely fun way to create unique form of sound. I don't watch tutorials so I don't know if this is common information (not there's anything wrong with watching tutorials, I just learn better by experimenting)
1. Take a sample, any sample, I tend to like using short vocal clips. (don't make it too long)
2. Drop it in as a wave table, and either type in yourself about 1000-1300 (I like 1245) for the slice rate, or just do FFT1024, if you want it to be quicker...but it's not that much quicker, just the time you take to type.
3. Pitch down the key you play in by -2 octaves, it's the pitch the wavetable is now playing it at.
4. Cut out silence, Crossfade (preferably the spectral ones, but wing it!), and then Normalize if you feel it's right.
5. You can also Fade Edges if there's a little too much white noise sounds going around the instruments.
6. And if you want to bro it around a bit, use the Multi Process Squarify, makes it a little more Virtual Riot, or some of Skrillex's stuff.
This is the point where you can experiment!
1. Create an LFO to run through the wavetable you made, it can be straight forward, or have it move itself across the board.
2. Maybe filter the wavetable through another one and automate it so you can have a live sample run through a synthetic wavetable. Does well if you RM (ring modulate) with a vocal, can do something you'd here a lot in some of Skrillex's stuff.
3. Automate a filter, maybe phase, or two different bandpasses, or just automatic LFO to automate, can create cool bass sounds.
4.Experiment! Try making something else with the sound.
Post anything you make using these suggestions on here so I can be proud of you! 
_{Billy Mays here with this amazing new product, that I know, you're gonna love!}

I did two, but honestly, this one is kind of rushed, but I still want to know what y'all's feedback.

NEED Y'ALL'S HELP. Firstly, just really want your opinion on it! Also, if you do like it, I implore you to share it and like because I'm trying to win a constest with this that only lasts 48 hours and they straight up said getting it out there helps you get seen. So please, could y'all look in the kindness in your heart to share it. If not, opinion on the track is still very much appreciated <3

Last Challenge is here --> http://bit.ly/20d0yRe

    Reaaal Simple Robot Lead! Gotta start somewhere! Rules:
1. Try to replicate the sound.
2. Doesn't have to be perfect, post what you got even if it ended up completely different, would love to hear cool new sounds everyone makes!
3. This is meant to inspire and drive people in learning sound design, so have fun with it, and try to learn from yourself and the others who post.
4. Be prepared to explain how you made it what you made if possible.

Last Challenge is here --> http://bit.ly/1REs6hl

Another Dubstep Style bass for this week! Oh, btw, I've decided to do these weekly. Rules:
1. Try to replicate the sound.
2. Doesn't have to be perfect, post what you got even if it ended up completely different, would love to hear cool new sounds everyone makes!
3. This is meant to inspire and drive people in learning sound design, so have fun with it, and try to learn from yourself and the others who post.
4. Be prepared to explain how you made it what you made if possible.

Savant's other music alter ego,put up the Blanco DJ set, so if you want to listen to music that's less about the mind and more about getting your body moving (nothing wrong with that), lots of bouncy dance songs in here!

As you guessed, just looking for feedback on my last album, Entire point of it is to tell a story. You can look in the description of each song to get the jest of it. Anyways, just want some constructive criticism! (If you're looking to give feedback, you can go ahead and skip Prologue, it's mostly just vocal)