>Well, you have the possibility with electronic music to generate any texture in theory and any sound. So why would any musician want to limit themselves? You want to work with the most powerful tools you can work with, and in the past that may have been a piano or a guitar, but now I think the power of software synthesizers is something that all musicians I would think would want to harness.
>*beep* *boop* *sizzle* touch my cunt
>Brian Eno views limitations not as weaknesses, but as essential creative catalysts, using self-imposed constraints (like banning reverb, time limits, or odd equipment rules) to overcome creative blocks, force innovation, and find unexpected solutions, contrasting this with the paralysis of endless digital choice.
>>128708748>You want to work with the most powerful tools you can work withbut If I say the same thing about AI tools then it's off with my head huh?
>>128708748>and in the past that may have been a piano or a guitarEmphasis on 'may'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlvWqZgdtyUGood for the troon; it was humble and conscious of its limitations
>>128708843you arent working with anything, you are PRESSING X FOR AWESOME!
>"you have the possibility with electronic music to generate any texture in theory and any sound.">Mostly just creates farting sounds for most of her discography
>>128708748Real innovation doesn’t come from having total control and absolute freedom of choice - it happens when the formal constraints of pre-existing musical contexts are pushed to their breaking point. Rock music is the perfect example. You take a valve amplifier and crank it until the signal starts to break up, creating distortion. Innovation never happens without disruption to the ordinary way of doing things, and when every creative choice is effectively sanctioned by the DAW, that disruption becomes impossible.The only recent innovations in electronic music that apply here would be in something like glitch or black midi - music and sound generated not from the standard functioning of a DAW, but an overloaded CPU getting blown the fuck out. Anything else is just pure simulated holodeck faggotry.>Computer, run simulation of 60 foot tall incontinent woman and then simulate me a snorkel.
As expected of a transhumanist freak
For less than the price of Sophie you could listen to Cats Millionaire which you will enjoy much more.
>>128708748Very strange person. Not really even like many other transsexuals.
>>128709543>ends his life as expected
hes right, electro is peak, instruments are for uncshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMwbHf_S9jY
Really horrifying story
>>128708748Replace the human voice while were at itDont see why there should be acoustic vocals when everything else in a song is electronicsVocals in electronic music obviously is only there as an selfinsert and as an excuse to get attention from being on stage
>>128708748How am I supposed to relate to electronic music when its not timeless? Its impossible to do without the help of power factories, its not something you can play by the fire when out campingYou always have to be plugged in
Limitations are good for art. Most modern musicians would benefit from less options, not more.
>>128714312Like not using electric guitar?Drummachines and computers are one thing, but if you are going to use electric guitar, then you might as well use a synthersizer
>“Transness is taking control to bring your body more in line with your soul and spirit so the two aren’t fighting against each other and struggling to survive. … It means you’re not a mother or a father — you’re an individual who’s looking at the world and feeling the world.”She was clearly a pretty mixed-up person but in her own way was a bit of an ubermensch
>>128714459Your tardlogic makes 0 sense to anyone but you.
>>128714757In what way? If the rule is that the synth is "plastic" since it needs to be powered up by electricity, then that would also apply to the electric guitarYou nature hippies dreaming of a world without electricity keeps ignoring the electricity required to power up the electrtic guitar, or to even have a recording at all
>>128708748>You want to work with the most powerful tools you can work withEveryone is entitled to their opinion but I don't think that's a healthy way to think about art.
>>128708748so true, more people should take the leap, they might just fall for new instruments and sonic palletes
>>128708748>falls of a building>dies
>>128708748this fag looks like the joker no cap
>>128716293>>128709326She was a pathological control freak due to being abused as a child, it's why her work is lowkey demonic coded
>>128708820Based.>>128708748What a retarded faggot, kek.
>>128709543>It means there's no longer an expectation based on the body you were born into, or how your life should play out and how it should endnone of this is true. for the trans person, they already had the conflict between their body and mind, so coming out doesn't change that; and even then they aren't anyways set in their claimed identity and the life they want to live or how they want to be perceived. for everyone else, it doesn't change either. "trans advocates" would be hypothetically accepting however the person identifies, and everyone else still sees them as their sex.
