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Eu4ea
sticky, sweaty, hot

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Wicker Park, Chicago
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Re: Can a Computer be considered an Instrument?
| quote: | Originally posted by Sarcoman
Many of my anti-trance friends (yes, i have friends that hate trance... I still talk to them cause we go way back) say that trance/techno/ electronica is not real music because it is made using synthetic sounds made by computers. I always argue to them "Why cant the computer be considered a Musical Instrument?". If a musical instrument is defined as a "device for playing or producing music", does the PC qualify?
Do you think the computer can be considered a musical instrument, and why?
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I've had this exact same convo with several of my friends before, and I get pretty frustrated! They are implying that the artist sits back while the computer itself arranges some assortment of sound and voila there's a track. They think the sound isn't personal. They forget that composing on a computer is far more intricate, difficult, and has many more possibilites. Remind them most of the music today; rap,r'n'b rock, and esp. pop, has been incorporating synthesisers. You've got infinite and intricate control over every aspect of sound. A computer is the most advanced instrument we have.
cheers
Ilina
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Jul-05-2002 09:55
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Mr.Mystery
Static Guru

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Vantaa
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Jul-05-2002 11:55
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