Hi, I'm Cimeon and I've just discovered that there is such a thing as
idm....please forgive my ignorance! I do of course know a little Aphex Twin
but other than that this is all new to me. I'm a student studying
Composition at Trinity College of Music in London and i've only really
become interested in dance music recently - probably due to the fact that I
love dancing and the clubbing scene in London is fantastic.
I'm a classical musician but i like many good examples of practically every
genre of music i've come across. i'm intrigued by the idea of dance music
you can listen to, and i mean really listen to and not just passively hear
which i think many people do do nowadays
Could someone please suggest where i should start in terms of listening to
give me a good introduction to idm. If it helps my particular favourite
music genres are modern classical, modernish jazz, (hard) house and more
recently Drum n Bass.
Cimeon
PS. In my humble opinion i don't really see how someone could copyright a
production technique, as integral to a track as it may be. Musicians have
always "borrowed" ideas off each other, not that i'm saying we should steal
ideas... i think it probably comes down to whether someone is developing an
idea or just copying it.
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