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Not necessarily. If you hatch a songbird, feed it, take care of it and later record it, then you’ve generated music. If you resample it and arrange it into a
by thih9 3y ago
Not necessarily.
If you hatch a songbird, feed it, take care of it and later record it, then you’ve generated music.
If you resample it and arrange it into a new song, then you’ve added your input and made a new musical piece.
And sure, this can get blurry at times.
- brookst 3y agoWhy does that matter? And when we look at great songwriters, do we need to know their educational background and what music they’ve listened to in order to determine how much of their work is created out of thin air versus arrived at by reasoning over theory and inspiration from other work?
- thih9 3y agoI guess it matters if/when it affects how much you’re enjoying the music or how you’re perceiving the author.