17 May
2005
17 May
'05
9:39 a.m.
LinuxMedia wrote:
It can also drive you up the !$@^*ing wall. I currently play with a
number of good players, but the human front can be awfully exasperating.
The one thing I really like about using computers to make music is that
they remove the human restrictions. Of course, those same restrictions
are often what makes for truly exciting moments, so I guess it;'s about
like everything other hard bargain in life. ;-)
Best,
dp
In a live band
(I was a professional
musician for about a dozen years), the drummer and ensemble
are all in "psychological sync" in a way, so that the tempo
fluctuations sound "tight" and realistic, yet human and
variable. That seems hard to achieve using software percussion
Yeah... nothing beats a group of musicans that click and all adding
their personal sound to one complete song. Just being with people and
playing can inspire more creativity.