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ORIGINAL: Daddy?! His is just a different talent to mine.It's great that he can get in the game, but when the live show comes up what's s/he going to do?. Funny you should mention that.he just asked me the other day about keyboard samplers and how to get the sounds out of Fl Studio and into a keyboard/sampler.he was, of course thinking about how to reproduce the music live. All I could think of saying to him is 'With great dificulty' But really does it matter? You don't have to play live to create music. When you're out camping in the woods with acoustic guitars or you are trying to tell them what you want to hear and how to play it (i.e. G to Emin7 to Bb-7b5), s/he is DONE!
HAHAHAHA he could care less! Theory is just an impediment to him. The 'musicality' of his pieces depends solely on the quality of the samples/loops he is working with. Does all this high tech software at our disposal run the risk of making us 'a jack of all trades and a master of none?' In the days before home recording.and some may say the golden era of recording, musicians were.musicians and engineers were.well the lab guys in their white coats (an exaggeration but close to the truth) who had to make all the equipment work. Today the large artists.U2, Metallica etc still operate with this priniciple.
I feel that the home/project studio has some many options now that alot of people spend so much time - -trying to figure out the technicalities of compressors. Delay times, -dealing with system problems, -worrying that because they have 999 tracks, that they need to fill them all -in online forums(!!!) debating if their system is good enough or perhaps they should buy XYZ daw which would them mean another 6 months learning and therefore put them off, and then back to the forum again to find out which is best mac or pc. Part of this is brought about by the manufacturers who obviously want you to buy their latest (and top of the range product.because if you can't do a 7.1 mix synced to video for you latest album.hey you are no one.unless like me you do music for videos.but that is another matter!) All this technology is also kill collaboaration, do you guys remember the days when you used to jam.wow that doesn't happen so much now.just still alone with a loop repeating, endlessly noodling. So the solution? Who knows, the guys who are musicians.learn to press record.and record.experiment and don't worry about the 1000th feature of your daw you feel you need to master. Engineers.push this technology to its limits, in the 60's they tried the strangest thing to get a good sound.reverb chambers in office cabinets spring to mind, drummers in liftshafts, tape echoing and phasing by pressing on the tape spooler. How about a challenge.
Produce a song, piece of music, soundtrack.what ever you do using only -4 tracks -2 compressors -1 delay -1 modulation effect -1 reverb -1 Virtual instrument (you can use bounce.just like the old tape days!) I am sure that once you start limiting yourself like this.you will be more productive.kick me if I am wrong! All the best Brucie. Gotta agree with you there, Mooch. I play all of my own instruments- I've stayed away from vsts and programming my drums/bass. I write specificlly to play- and that's another part of the 'technology that makes music' part that I have a problem with.