At 10:24 2000-03-09 -0000, you wrote:
quoted 6 lines I have one too:>I have one too:
>
>How is a digital synth not a computer?
>
>This is compleatly rediculus. There is nothing vibrating any more inside of
>an MPC2000 then in a computer.
The matter is that of the previosly spoken "thinginess"... which means that
synths are dedicated for music making, ergonomically and functionally
designed for the purpose of making music, in contrast to personal computers.
quoted 2 lines As some one who uses both aproches(hardware and software), I feel it's>As some one who uses both aproches(hardware and software), I feel it's
>entirly up to the composers do decide what makes them happy. If it opens up
Naturally, this is a subjective matter. But I myself find that
point-clicking in Cubase brings stupid and unnecessary abstraction to
things, it feels more like setting up a table in Excel than creating. Using
dedicated hardware sequencers allows me to focus on the music in a way that
Cubase does not... But then that's different from program to program, I've
used Amiga trackers that I loved, I guess that because they make use of the
keyboard to a much larger extent than Cubase...
/johan
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