Hi,
> However I would suggest that the composer/improvisor/performer is not
> always being subverted. In my own practice I often find myself
> selecting a tool due to the easy of doing what I want.
I agree with you, but this implies a lot of knowledge and experience to know what does what better and how to bind the systems. I think it's very important to know the limitations of an environment to know how to deal with these and as I said how to replace something with another system. I've seen cases of composers that are aware of this limitations and can live with it and they aknowledge this face of the composition (I really wanted to do it like this but... I should sound something more like...). As I said on the othe mail, I think mixing enviroments often produce very innovative sounds/music because the musician/programmer doesn't have to hack around to get what he wants and he know which tool is good for each process.
Juan
Received on Thu Nov 26 2009 - 23:32:18 GMT