mikes wrote: >I think it's pretty interesting to watch someone modify a large complicated modular synth in realtime to generate new and interesting sounds.< But that's not performing; that's twiddling. I honestly don't mean any disrespect to RR--I just don't get it. Can you imagine somebody actually *writing* and performing 80 minutes of music? It would be a monumental task--like Bach's B Minor Mass or something. Why would people travel long distances to hear a sequencer go chugga-chugga-thump-thump with a twiddle here and there? I love the recording quality of "Bestiary" (it is so clean you can eat off of it) but where's the structure? I just hear a lot of amorphous sound effects and droning--and that quickly grows tiresome. Did Subotnick et al. raise the bar too high too early on? I'm begining to wonder. johnm (not making trouble--genuinely confused)
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Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-21 by konkuro
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