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Any Electronic Music Fans here? If so what's your Bag?
I had just started playing around composing some more or less comedic songs before I discovered PF a couple years ago. That was on an electronic keyboard. I was working on The Zoobie Canatata, but it fell by the wayside when I first got obsessed with this place.Anttech said:Zooby, you are a bit of an Artist, do you compose?
Steep learning curve, eh? Maybe I'll wait till I get good at the Audacity before I check out the Cubase. The other night was the first time I ever played with any music editing. I was really intrigued and enjoyed it, and I'm a little leary of getting sucked into it just now when I've pretty much decided to get a better handle on the digital camera and photo editing.Anttech said:Cubase is amazing.. steap learning curve but a very good music app
Vangelis. I loved his soundtrack for Bladerunner but haven't listened to much else by him.Danger said:I'm not fanatical about any particular music, but I like Kraftwerk and van Gelis (sp?). Oh yeah, and some Randy Newman.
Vangelis. I loved his soundtrack for Bladerunner but haven't listened to much else by him.
Mostly I don't care for electronic music. I prefer music that is "rough around the edges" and most electronic music doesn't really have that. I've found that I enjoy some industrial music though. It still lacks the human imperfection but it's grittier and I find it to be an acceptable substitute.
Electronic music is a genre of music that is produced using electronic instruments and technology, such as synthesizers, drum machines, and computers. It typically does not involve traditional instruments like guitars or drums.
Electronic music is distinct from other genres due to its use of electronic instruments and technology to create sounds and rhythms. It often incorporates repetitive beats and unique sound effects that are not found in traditional genres.
There are numerous sub-genres of electronic music, including techno, house, trance, dubstep, drum and bass, and many more. Each sub-genre has its own distinct sound and characteristics.
Some popular electronic music artists include Daft Punk, The Chemical Brothers, Skrillex, Deadmau5, and Aphex Twin. However, there are countless other talented artists within the genre as well.
Electronic music has evolved significantly since its inception in the 1950s. It has gone through various phases and sub-genres, incorporating different styles and technologies along the way. Today, electronic music continues to evolve and blend with other genres, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with technology and sound.