6 Mar
2007
6 Mar
'07
2:39 p.m.
On 3/4/07, Louis Gorenfeld <louis.gorenfeld(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Chuck,
In a tracker, you don't have to write in 4/4-- you can freely change the
lengths of each pattern and even cut patterns short with a simple command.
How intuitive this is depends on both the user and the program. Also, notes
It's an extra step to not write in 4/4; which is not the case sitting
at a piano. That's all I'm saying.
As to the comment that you can only produce
"retarded dance music" with a
tracker,
I NEVER said that. Why on Earth would you misquote me like that??
I said:
"If you've never written music, and you don't own any instruments, and
you open a program for the first time that shows you 8 divisions per
measure with a steady beat, you'll probably make a lot of music before
you discover what other options are available. Multiply this by a
million users, and you've got the makings of a long-term association
with RDM (retarded dance music)."
I'm explaining why people have negative associations with trackers,
and why I have tended to avoid them. At no point did I say they were
bad or that they only make RDM. Do not say I said things I didn't
say.
-Chuckk
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