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Old 01-04-2016, 12:22 AM   #11 (permalink)
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This ignores the possibility that people first PLAY those sounds, on their piano, keyboard, guitar, whatever, and then paste them together, as you so unkindly call it, which is I think denigrating some really innovative musicians. I'm not into the sampled electronic music personally, but talk to our members Plainview, grindy or YorkeDaddy about how much of their heart and soul goes into making what you call "digital art". I think you have a fight on your hands here, my friend.
A musician implies that you play an instrument. Messing around on a computer is not playing an instrument. Making a song by sound collaging on a computer is not making one a musician. It does make them a digital sound collager.
It's not a bad thing, but it's not playing an instrument. The computer doesn't vibrate in real time when copy and pasting sound files.
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