I wondered what happened with that gig!
My fault, but this discussion has bifurcated into two threads on the exact same topic. I recommend reading both.
Re: that music class: a lot of so-called digital art is concerned with problem solving that operates in an absolute taste vacuum.
Making a keyboard sound like a violin, making ice that looks like real ice.
Forget that that violin will be used in a composition that sounds like Mantovani and that ice will be in some third rate sorcery game.
The irony is a kid in Brazil will make kick ass songs with a Playstation that get a room full of people up on their feet holding their cell phones aloft.
Sometimes sheer energy can override all programming limitations.
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My fault, but this discussion has bifurcated into two threads on the exact same topic. I recommend reading both.
Re: that music class: a lot of so-called digital art is concerned with problem solving that operates in an absolute taste vacuum.
Making a keyboard sound like a violin, making ice that looks like real ice.
Forget that that violin will be used in a composition that sounds like Mantovani and that ice will be in some third rate sorcery game.
The irony is a kid in Brazil will make kick ass songs with a Playstation that get a room full of people up on their feet holding their cell phones aloft.
Sometimes sheer energy can override all programming limitations.
- tom moody 4-01-2006 1:24 am