Runme_Raw wrote:
Normally i make my music with fruity loops. (got my sp 2 months now)
When work on the pc with a DAW , i always want it sound clean and ready for some vocals and recording etc.....very normal and lame structure.
But on the sp i am on another world
On the sp i work with the total opposit idea ( Raw and Chaos).
But yes your right , in the next battle i will try to keep more headbounce instead of headchaos...
When work on the pc with a DAW , i always want it sound clean and ready for some vocals and recording etc.....very normal and lame structure.
But on the sp i am on another world
On the sp i work with the total opposit idea ( Raw and Chaos).
But yes your right , in the next battle i will try to keep more headbounce instead of headchaos...
Thanks for the insights: as a listener, I am able to grasp but a tiny amount of the concepts and decisions that stand behind any piece of music, totally unaware of the ideas and experiences of its author.
If you chose the 'raw and chaotic' path for your sp-music, as a form of liberation from the 'lame' and rigid structure that often burden daw-based music, I totally respect your decision, and I ask you to refrain from changing your attitude.
There's no point in abiding to arbitrary and somehow restrictive rules just to meet other people's expectations... many who tried to do so have miserably failed, and even worst have lost excitement producing their own music.
The sp is all about the workflow, if you found one you are comfortable with, go ahed and express yourself, anybody who will listen to your music will be more than happy to listen to the best yourself you can express, be it two minutes of something that sounds like trying to tune an FM radio, or a great loop that comes out of nowhere and impresses for its raw beauty and cohesiveness.
@ellaguru: I'm just an sp fan
