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From:
Francois Dion
To:
ozymandias G desiderata
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Date:
Mon, 12 Jun 1995 23:40:31 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: Query??
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<199506130640.XAA29776@taz.hyperreal.com>
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Dans la Matrice, ozymandias G desiderata a dit:
quoted 4 lines Is there anybody but me that sees the irony in the fact that> > Is there anybody but me that sees the irony in the fact that > it frequently seems like techno musicians are making the music of > tomorrow with the technology of ten years ago?
I think you cannot find a wider range of instruments than in idm cause, as i said anything goes. From early Ondes Marteneau thingy to digital stuff (mixers, samplers etc...). Each instrument does have a certain feel, and some are more popular than others, but i dont think idm is really a popularity thing... not much TB-303 in idm for example. A lot of very flexible stuff however, like Serge modulars (Orbital i think), to K2000 (Speedy J, Laurent Garnier, Kenny Larkin) etc... Also, a lot of people use computers to generate sounds, sequence their music, manipulate etc... For example, i use my computer to sample, to generate new sounds, sequence my music, record to hard disk, transfer digitally to/from dat, cds etc... remove noise, interface to my power glove etc... I also use several external synths and even a drum machine and a few fx units and pedals. Then you have the occasional weird things like an edison wax cylinder player, tube equaliser, speak n spell, mattel keyboard. Ciao, -- Francois Dion (IdMEDIA) [> Email: francois@hyperreal.com <] ' [> C.P. 278, St-Lambert, QC, Canada, J4P 2N8 <] [> Raving Up North Ezine: run-request@hyperreal.com, subject: help <]