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Correct, it's aligning played musical notes to a bar (measure) on a computer screen. Then almost always, a clone tool is used to repeat that one bar identicall
by redis_mlc 6y ago
Correct, it's aligning played musical notes to a bar (measure) on a computer screen.
Then almost always, a clone tool is used to repeat that one bar identically dozens of times.
So you lose most of the organic nature of music in a mechanical fashion.
- Sophistifunk 6y agoI agree you're losing something that might be valuable, but it's not really part of the music, rather part of the performance. I think there's room for both though, just as we've had studio vs live recordings for the last 50 years or so.
- smitty1e 6y agoWho needs humanity when you can have mathematical perfection? Beside humans?