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Original Message Date: 19-Mar-04 @ 08:13 PM - anyone else ever wonder?
"I just spent the last few weeks doing some major changes in my studio setup. soundproofing, new desk, new audio interface.
and now I cant write jack shit. Ive had less and less hardware over the last few years, and my output has dropped significantly. The sound quality is much _cleaner_ now, and I have far more power at my disposal than ever before, but...
everything feels so cold and clinical now! That feeling of grabbing my old akai AX-60, juno106, waldorf pulse...gone. Now its just a mouse and a screen. I still have my virus of course, but somehow even that isnt as exciting anymore because I just make some sounds and then record them into cubase.
some of you are gonna shit their pants, but I actually kinda miss sequencing in midi. I dont miss HW sequencers, but...my old Atari Falcon! Yes, Im serious.
midi sequencing, realtime mixdowns (sending to effects, channel fades, playing with mutes)
I know Im definitely going against the grain here, as everyone is so in love with all that computers offer (heh, the thought of not having a UAD-1 anymore gives me the shakes I tell ya!)
but...anyone else think that maybe, truly, honestly, technology is slowly but surely removing the humanity from the music making equation?
Im not only talking about the "anyone can do it" aspect even though that is clearly true, but...just..the spontaneity, the hands on feel? the..."realness" of it?
oh and btw...nectarios..PLEASE...we know where you stand so...if youre gonna pull the "digital sucks" thing..just save it, ok? "
(the last part is for this guy there that CONSTANTLY throws his "yeah well, my ____ analog sounds WAY better than ____"
gets fckin old, so I dropped a preemptive strike on 'im
Message 71/107 30-Mar-04 @ 11:33 PM - RE: anyone else ever wonder?
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I REALLY liked the first two Dark Tower books. third got lame IMO, havent read since
The Talisman is one of the most incredible stories Ive ever read
King used to be able to express the depth and breadth of the human experience incredibly
to be honest..right around misery/dark half/dolores claiborne I lost interest
Message 72/107 31-Mar-04 @ 04:56 AM - RE: anyone else ever wonder?
Message 73/107 31-Mar-04 @ 08:31 AM - RE: anyone else ever wonder?
i havent read book five yet but in book two eddie makes reference to the shining....
greg
Message 74/107 31-Mar-04 @ 08:34 AM - RE: anyone else ever wonder?
me and my mates have argued loads about this- they liked blaine buit still thought the beginning of book 4 was a cop out....
anyone read the revised ed of the gunslinger? i started with that and well basically it gives away half of book four...wasn't happy i tell thee.....
greg
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Message 77/107 31-Mar-04 @ 03:10 PM - RE: anyone else ever wonder?
greg
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