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Brian Eno is going from HW to all SW. "The END is Near!"
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| Freak |
That quote is taken slightly out of context. You really need to read the full article to get what he is saying in full context.
The full article/interview was in Sound on Sound 1 or may be 2 months ago- I cant remember- the magazine is buried under a pile of clean pants at the moment :toothless
I was surprised though! |
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| wink |
| wellll duhhhh hardware's out man. :crazy: |
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| dj jasonF |
| so in what? there is no end dude... musicians will always need an instrument they can relate to... even if producers never use hw again. |
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| FuzzyGreen |
| Software is getting to be pretty darn powerfull, it's not like he is selling any great analog synths though, he is just getting rid of his crappy digital DX7 (sorry I know it's history, but I hate them) and Prophet VS. |
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| djbruuen |
| software is awesome...i was so skeptical a few years back as i used to be obsessed with hardware...but just go to www.soundsonline.com and check out all the awesome stuff! the only downfall is you need a suped up machine (or 2 or even more machines) to power everything efficiently. i don't have the budget for that yet. |
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| armanivespucci |
| I use software right now, and I realize that half the time I'm spending is trying to get the right sound. Well, dammit, I'm lazy and I'm a composer by heart, not a producer. I hate to say it, but I don't -want- to have to work to get a decent saw/pad/bass etc. I just want to concentrate on the theory- yes, I know hardware isn't an instant solution, but I feel like it will be much easier than tinkering with multiple instances of softsynths and EQing the out of my mix. Consequently, I'm going to buy some hardware very soon- not a whole lot, but just enough to complement z3ta and Absynth. |
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