On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 03:09 PM, deadend SYNTHETIC wrote:
quoted 16 lines i think it.s perfect that everyone responds to this> i think it.s perfect that everyone responds to this
> thread with logicmath and with equations (infinity
> plus one type stuff) ,whereas the real reason of
> course that there will not be a time when every song
> has been written is because HUMANBEINGS make songs
> ,not computers. humanbeings don.t fit into equations
> ,natch. and thus even though i might write a song with
> the same chords in the same order as yours ,it.ll
> always be different because of the filter of my
> experiences that the chords have to move through to be
> written. and so all the textures ,framing ,rythyms
> ,melodies etc. are all mine and mine alone and mean
> something to me which is different than other people.
> so music is safe and sound as long as we are alive as
> a species...(knock wood).
> .d:
the only person percieving your experience and its influence on your
progression is you. to the rest of the world, a c is still a c. to
say "but my chord progression MEANS something different than his" is
silly if its the same progression.
but.
extending the length of non-looping chord progression, which can be
infinitely extended, would keep something from being replicated. time
is an issue, as it allows more variance.
the minute something loops, it ends. playing a 4 measure piece
infinitely does not make it an infinitely long piece.
will anyone ever write an infinitely long piece?
no.
anyone wanna argue that?
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