From Kent Williams Sent Wed, May 20th 1998, 16:45
From Kent Williams Sent Wed, May 20th 1998, 16:45
On Tue, 19 May 1998, Che wrote: > At 08:57 PM 5/19/98 -0500, xxxxxxx@xx.xxxxxx.xxx wrote: > > >it is far easier to record a keyboard part into a sequencer than to > step-enter or otherwise program the notes. It's easier if you can actually PLAY keyboards. Not a skill I possess. > > It really depends on the composer. Step time isn't any more tedious than > playing live if you're experienced (I find that older people have more > trouble with step-time because they didn't grow up w/ computers). Ha, you young whippersnappers, I fart in your general direction! Any more, I'm most comfortable cutting and pasting digital audio to do my programming. Now that's BELOW step time MIDI recording -- it's like writing music with tweezers and a microscope. Perhaps it's some reflection on my essential lameness that I like stuff better when I put it together without hearing it, than when I play it in.