quoted 1 line Anyway, I'm not stumbling into the "anyone can do it, so it sucks" fallacy>Anyway, I'm not stumbling into the "anyone can do it, so it sucks" fallacy
(I
quoted 1 line love my Mark Rothko :-)>love my Mark Rothko :-)
me too. and part of what made rothko so breathtaking was the quality of the
colors he used -- colors that he mixed himself. notwhithstanding any
observations about what this or that peice of software can do -- and
certainly not attempting to argue for the brilliant of shirt trax, who i,
nonetheless, mildly enjoy -- a lot of computer music releases (for me,
anyway) stand or fall on the quality of the sounds used. the form that
those take in terms of sequencing and composition is not so very often the
most important thing, as you've pointed out. computer music (again, for me)
is often first and foremost an exercise in "sounding the unimaginable."
sc
onnow: blonde redhead : in an expression of the inexpressible (touch and go)
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