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| quote: | Originally posted by Streakfury
But then I've always wondered how a genre of music that's used the same three instruments (lead guitar, bass guitar and drums) for last 40 years doesn't sound reptitive.
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You'd think it would, but it doesn't.
And I can think of a couple of reasons: Emphasis on the chord progression, melody and lyrics; which change with each song....and changes in microphone/recording technique.
And having live players makes things "breathe" a bit more, so there's a bit more variety from one bar to the next.
Case in point: a little experiment of mine.
click here for audio sample, trance track in progress
Instead of just the usual 909 business, I tried overdubbing live miked drums. I'm not sure anyone else has done this, since most producers aren't drummers. The kick is programmed, I've added a live hi-hat, and live snare, toms and cymbals, and prgrammed some extra percussion on top. Sounds a bit disco-ish, but it's a different sound.
Last edited by Taz on Jan-24-2004 at 08:10
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