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Perfect Sound Forever
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Thu, 02 Oct 1997 10:47:13 -0400
Subject:
(idm) Re: Playing Vs. Programming?
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Here's couple of quotes that I wrung out of people that seem relevant to what's been discussed here... Jason
quoted 3 lines Electronic instruments encourage music which is ultimately>Electronic instruments encourage music which is ultimately >guided by numbers and specifications whereas those who play acoustic >instrumnts play music guided by the mind & soul.
David Behrman- 'As far as machines being the enemy, I'm convinced that technology is amoral. Whether it's a force for good or evil or neither depends on who is doing what with it and for what reason. '
quoted 3 lines haven't yet bought the sales pitch that you exclusively need the latest>haven't yet bought the sales pitch that you exclusively need the latest >hi-tech gear, or the gear that a particular outfit uses, to make creative >or futuristic music.
Richard D. James- 'I'd reckon that I'd still be happy to work with shit equipment. I'd reckon that you'd still be able to squeeze out good things from it. A lot on today's equipment is wicked even though I wouldn't buy a lot of it. You can still give me any piece of equipment, any keyboard and I can do something nice with it. It's peoples' ideas and motivation behind it that makes it boring and monotonous.'
quoted 1 line why is it then that synths struggle to recreate the sound of acoustic> why is it then that synths struggle to recreate the sound of acoustic
instruments. Robert Moog- "'Making unique sounds' is close to our original musical intentions. I would say that we wanted to give musicians new ways of working with sounds." Perfect Sound Forever Warped perspectives on all types of music perfect-sound@furious.com http://www.furious.com/perfect