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Flo' Dolo said:As long as I've been a member here, I've never seen anyone (certainly not in this forum) asking about the things I think you make passive reference to in your post re: machine-based music. How many cats with MPCs or RSs know their machine well enough to use it's limitations to their advantage? How about knowing the cool features of each machine from programming perspectives? Strengths, weaknesses? Next to zero, i'd bet. Nobody asks how to create a sound from a sine wave or white noise, or even know what other types of waves there are (sawtooth, etc) and what any of that shit truly means. Instead, we all wanna know just where to find a goddamn sample of something most of us have the gear/software to make in a matter of minutes (or less). Nobody cares about programming shit (beyond what they can do already - boom-bip, da-boom-bip), and i'll bet most these midi-heads don't even know (for example) what the fuck a CC# is, what they're for, how to change them, and when & why. How many cats you see on here asking questions or offering commentary about any sort of synthesis to make cool new sounds? How many even know off tops what ADSR means? Gotta have a clue if you're off to do some intersting "electronica," if you ask me. So, many of us use computers as tools/instruments to make music, big deal. Nobody hates on that. Recording is recording is recording, give or take having to mic something live and routing it to one's mixer/recorder, or simply assigning a softsynth to a channel within or outside of your software. Why is it that people think recording beats is any different than recording anything else? Driving is the same, give or take a nuance or two, no matter what kind of vehicle it is you're driving. Sure, some vehicles require additional or modified skill sets, but still, the clutch, gas, and brake pedal flow left to right, regardless...djfd
Just to make sure people read it twice.

(the above posts do not apply to subtractor; he knows what's going on!)