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we stopped paying songwriters more than performers
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Gazpacho posted:and this gets to the problem of midi, that it sounds like 1980s tech and always will The reason you think it sounds like "80's tech" is because studio engineering has been simultaneously enhanced in precision (so we have better resolution than the 31,200 bps midi pipe) and devalued as a trade (so you can make interns line up samples to the 96k sample for $12 an hour). We pay people slave wages to carefully perfect the sequencing and production. that sound was humanity in the machine, and it is now 'quirky 80s nostalgia'.
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Dec 20, 2016 20:06
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well yeah but when am i ever going to miss a chance to crank out a smooth sax solo
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Dec 20, 2016 20:18
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#neatfacts my bloody valentine's Loveless' drum tracks are all sampled drum hits from the drummer, then they quantized the entire loving thing and ran his drums into the sample bank, this is why Loveless sounds like a studio demo with a Boss drum machine
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