just read this: cunnilinux himself schrieb: >>> But actually you guys lost me a bit, what is so important about the plugin paradigma? > > if you have quite a lot plugins with good presets, you actually don't > have to learn anything. just try this and try that, and you've done. > wow, its against all my views and ways to make (electronic) music. When I started in 1983 the first synths with storage were already available but relying on presets was quite uncommon, it felt a bit like using a homekeyboard. I am the one who deletes all presets first when getting a new hardware synth with storage, as with the last additions V-SynthXT and Machinedrum to the studio. Do you really think you can create something interesting these days with riding presets? I start to recognize Omnisphere everywhere, just like Korg Wavestation in the 90s. Actually I am a bit afraid that using the old tools in the old ways bears old sounding results. Now that sonically everything is possible I am starting to rethinking and questioning the typical (software) sequencers, thoughts which are actually much much older. A bit of more sonic creativity can spice up every genre. Cheers, Malte -- ---- media art + development http://www.block4.com new software released: contrOSC, control your Mackie C4 with OSC http://controsc.sourceforge.net _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
