7 Feb
2014
7 Feb
'14
10:44 a.m.
Am 06.02.2014 11:02, schrieb rosea grammostola:
Isn't it a disadvantage of such all-in-one-daws
that all music
produced with it sounds pretty similar to each other, everybody
uses the same samples and plugins. An creative advantage of modular
linuxaudio could be that you've a high level of creativity and
uniqueness in your music.
Tools do have an influence but it is up to the musician, to evaluate
and master that influence in relation to his/her musical vision.
And of course: if your musical vision is music with complex
polyrythmic structure then a DAW that is optimized to do the olde
4onthefloor will be harder to use to get there.
Anyway, I think you refer to the tendency of some hobbyists to
actually *follow* lines that software draws by optimization for
certain styles, sounds, structures etc. Some people love it, to use
templates and resets and since some of those presets and templates are
actually excellent, many releases sound similar. This is stupid but
not the fault of the software. It is entirely up to those musicians.
The only exception would be software, that is so primitive, that it
excluselively allows to switch some presets.
Regarding Bitwig and its built-ins, that is not the case. They ship
some presets but you can alter them to make the plugins sound the same
as freaked out as any obscure DIY-hardware or PD-patch would offer.
When I talked to the devs at Bitwig I had the very strong impression,
that one of their goals is to provide a system with infinite
possibilities. Especially the concept for automation is so advanced,
that it seems quite hard to handle for my tastes, when you really use
all opportunities it has to offer. And the plugin-section is built for
modularity, this does not work to the full yet but once it has matured
it is actually a complete modular synth in the style of AMS.
best regards
HZN
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 12:46 AM, Hartmut Noack
<zettberlin(a)linuxuse.de>wrote;wrote:
Sorry for getting into this so late.... Am
22.01.2014 22:14,
schrieb Alexandre Prokoudine:
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 12:52 AM, R. Mattes
wrote:
They are quite usable and complete as in "every basic thing is
available".
The synths are too simple to replace big LV2-plugins such as
Calf Organ but they sound pretty OK, EQ/Dynamics are solid and
sound pretty good, as far as I remember there is a usable reverb
but not a IR-convolver, this would be the only thing I'd really
miss.
best regards
HZN
> 1. Last time I checked, Novation, M-Audio,
Roland etc. had
> no OSC keyboards, just regular MIDI ones :)
It would at least be a way to overcome the lack of
LV2/LADSPA support
Which, as pointed out earlier, isn't necessarily such a big
deal. My point is, most of us haven't had a go at beta versions
of Bitwig yet, hence there's no knowing, how good/bad the
built-in plugins are.
No LV2 support in v1.0 had been publicly known for a long,
long time. And people were/are still ready to pay for the app.
LADSPA? Haven't used those for ages.
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