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| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
This line of thought puzzles me. For me it's the notes and rhythms that are most important, not the number of different instruments playing at once.
You're not a fan of solo piano music, I'm guessing? |
you're talking about normal music, im talking about loopy repetitive music and how not to make repetitive music too ... repetetive.
and i never said the number of different instruments playing at once is most important. you can make a good loop based track with just one instrument, keeping the listener interested with a wide octave range and have multiple phrases that differentiate from each other. but, its a lot easier if you use sounds that have different characters to them, like characters in a story or play. petrans example has like, 3 phrases, that change slightly, using 2 "characters". this is all my opinion, which is why i said im not able to understand how petran can claim his example is better music than the other examples, i try but just cant understand. im baffled almost on a daily basis when i see people enjoying crappy music.
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