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Conference mr1pst::music

Title:	MUSIC V4
Notice:	New Noters please read Note 1.*, Mod = someone else
Moderator:	KDX200::COOPER

Created:	Wed Oct 09 1991
Last Modified:	Tue Mar 12 1996
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	762
Total number of notes:	18706

80.0. "MIDI & Sequencing issues" by FRUST::HAMILTON () Fri Nov 29 1991 04:26

I would like to start a topic which covers MIDI com-
patible instruments, sequencing and any other topics
in the music-computer connection.

As employees in a computer company and at the same time
musicians, we are in a unique position to create alot of
interesting reading on this topic.

Regards,

Scott

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
80.1		SALSA::MOELLER	I am two with Nature	`Fri Nov 29 1991 16:44`	15
	>we are in a unique position to create alot of interesting reading on >this topic. Yes we are, and that explains the purpose of the DNEAST::COMMUSIC conference. There's topics about MIDI, synths, samplers, sequencing, studios, effects, recording (both analog and digital), etc. There's even multi-media issues covered in there, along with passionate proponents of any kind of personal computing and sequencing you can imagine. There are comments by beginners to those who have issued their own CD's. It's there. Yes, there is an awful lot of talent in this company, and the COMMUSIC crowd just completed their NINTH compilation tape in five years. karl
80.2	Would you recommend...	FRUST::HAMILTON		`Mon Dec 02 1991 05:24`	11
	to author of .1 Thaanks for your input. Should I perhaps cancel this topic in your view? It appears that the subject is adequately covered in the COMMUSIC conference. Regards, Scott
80.3		WRKSYS::MARKEY	Grand Parade of Lifeless Packaging	`Mon Dec 09 1991 14:58`	15
	Well, I'll put my two cents in here in regard to the appropriateness or inappropriateness of a sequencing note here: It is indeed a music issue. There are lots of political and "taste" issues involved here and although they've been covered in MUSIC already in some depth, they continue to make for lively discussion. COMMUSIC tends toward the technical aspect of music production. It's essentially an "equipment head's" conference. Some of that stuff is appropriate here too, but it's better discussed "over there". Anyway, feel free to talk MIDI, sequencing or the like here any time... Brian MUSIC Mod
80.4	a 'political' and 'taste' discussion	SALSA::MOELLER	take it to the bridge...HIT ME !	`Mon Dec 09 1991 15:29`	7
	Okay, I'll start. Uh... "After its near-fatal encounter with DJ's, those slimebags, REAL LIVE MUSIC has finally died, killed by soulless MIDI technodweebs that let a BOX do their playing for them." karl
80.5	anybody here know the difference?	TOOK::SCHUCHARD	don't cross me, i've got virtual connections!	`Mon Dec 09 1991 15:35`	2
	ya karl, this is a setup, right?
80.6	What is real 'LIVE' music?	BSS::STPALY::MOLLER	Fix it before it breaks	`Mon Dec 09 1991 16:51`	9
	The only real live music is done by musicians who use no crutches, like wooden, steel or plastic contrivances (such as a violin, piano or a guitar). I guess that this leaves people who make strange percussion noises with thier mouths (I've heard this done successfully with rap music on TV on the show America's Funniest People), and people who play thier armpits or whistle while someone sings along. Anything else, simply isn't really 'live' music. Jens_who_uses_midi_sequencers_heavily_and_sees_little_merit_in_arguing_this _again.
80.7		HEDSET::ABBERTON		`Tue Dec 10 1991 10:34`	4
	And don't forget Barbershop quartets.... Debbie_who_sings_baritone_in_an_all_female_quartette
80.8	wow	BTOVT::SCHOFIELD_K	NFPN	`Tue Dec 10 1991 11:59`	5
	Karl That was truly beautiful. sniff