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Quality is subjective, quantity definitely is more abundant however, there was a certain aspect to analog that can’t be reproduced digitally in one’s bedroom. T
by reactordev 1y ago
Quality is subjective, quantity definitely is more abundant however, there was a certain aspect to analog that can’t be reproduced digitally in one’s bedroom. The studio sound, while recorded digitally, is still very much an analog thing. That recording quality comes through. I can tell when something has been quantized and syncopated vs someone really good at the drums.
It will be game on when a bedroom artist can make their own master vinyl and print their own records without a $45k upfront cost.
- delis-thumbs-7e 1y agoI think Bernard Purdie was (and still is) pretty damn good at drums, so syncopation certainly did not hurt. I’m not sure how you play funk without it. https://youtu.be/HO7u2n5owu8 https://youtu.be/HO7u2n5owu8
- reactordev 1y agoMachine-assisted syncopation is what I’m saying. Human syncopation is skills.