Odd thing - Im all over the place when it comes to production styles, genres etc, so I guess something of me must allways creep through, but I actually cant see it listening to my own stuff.
Or maybe its just that its so obviously shit
But the 2011 version of 80's hair, as seen on the head of any random youth, is way better than any real 1980s popster hair . So there's your proof. The 80s are better this time roundThe Leveller wrote: Disagree on the 80s, the 80s revival has been going on every year since 1990 and frankly, it is as shit now as it was then, its just that the kids are so young now they forget how uncool the whole thing was.
well you just won't find it because the whole thing is so subjective that no one will ever agree on what is 'original'. 3phase will never agree unless it is his own music, others will hear influences that maybe different people have never heard of, so there will always be a complete disagreement on what is original. It's completely down to your own personal tastes.The Leveller wrote:Interesting point. But it does presume that originality equals avant-garde. I'm not sure that is true, but I do take your point.
I suppose my original thoughts were along the lines of trying to understand the line between simply sounding like someone/thing that has already been done and listeners finding your music a unique listening experience.
Perhaps originality was the wrong word.
Maybe the question is, who has command of their art to the point of demonstrating an individual style.
I'm not really discussing commercial appeal, to me thats something completely separate.
3phase wrote:its somehow fascinating how totaly unaware you guys are about music and it´s defently a waste of time when you discuss quality terms like originality..
3phase, I think you are just fighting against getting older and it is making you bitter.3phase wrote: people dont even want to be original anymore..they just want to be cool without taking risks or efforts..
....so best way is to just dress like the cool kids..get a certivikation, and than start discussions about originality..
abletontrainer.com wrote: 3phase, I think you are just fighting against getting older and it is making you bitter.
What you are describing is just what happens when the next generation is passed the torch... I don't think any of the older people who have been doing it a long time and are still successful fit your description, you are talking about the natural tendency for kids to imitate the people they admire and learn from them. Even the Beatles when they were kids went out of their way to be like their idols. They spent many years just doing covers of other people's rock and roll, dressing like the other cool kids of the time..... there is nothing wrong with this... maybe they will go on to be more original in time
I teach these "kids" who remind me of myself 15 years ago - just excited and full of ambition.... but when you get to a certain age you have to tone it down....
Like "The Leveller" said, you had some good points, but you always ruin it with arrogance and insults.
oh well, you carry on with your arrogance and insults all you like.... it's getting pretty tedious and I don't know why I bothered to argue with you really.... you talk about Ableton Live being snake oil and I only wonder why you are here on their forum?3phase wrote:....
tsss.. i am only fighting against dumbots..and ableton trainers .......
defently a side fx of snake oil products like ableton live and the other magix music makers.
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