Whats wrong with your rhythm ?
When is a rhythm not a rhythm ? You can't write off the wall none rhythmical drum lines and make out that it's the listener at fault. You could argue that anythings a rhythm but I'm wondering why you've steered away from writing standard rhythms ? Even avant garde jazz is rhythymical and follows some rules. Explain yourself. Why are you stuck in the eighties ? Through choice or poor synth programming ? Not meaning to have a go, but you spill your guts out and don't explain. And yes I guess Audio would give you more options but then I see nothing wrong with using 100% midi, the end product is the most important. Cheers Scott >The main problem most people have with my music is the rhythm, and >as little desire as I have to bend over backwards to satisfy these >people, my rhythms are nearly unmixable. Today I listened to Konflict's >"Messiah,"- I would say that this and my own "If Soul Is Strong Enough" >are equally drum-programming intensive, but are worlds apart in the >aural effect they create. What I need to do is harness and distill my >syncopation into something more palatable to the general public >(although I maintain they sound fine to me.) If I can maintain the same >rhythmic interest and at the same time use squarer, more "on-the-grid" >rhythms, I'll have succeeded. There's also another technological aspect >to my music that needs to be addressed, and that's the fact that my >music making hasn't gotten out of the '80s. I had a record label owner --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
