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I agree, but it's early days yet for the genre. You're looking at the Netscape of algorithmic music. Most people qualified to innovate in that algorithms space
by yid 13y ago
I agree, but it's early days yet for the genre. You're looking at the Netscape of algorithmic music. Most people qualified to innovate in that algorithms space are busy writing programs to improvise jazz solos (i.e., they're generally a bit on the...older...side of electronic music).
- JanezStupar 13y agoAnd do these algorithmically improvised jazz solos sound better than what humans can do? Is it more fun to listen to than listening to a group of solid amateur performers? Moreover are amateur performers converting to the algo scene in droves? If one of the above answers is no, then my point stands and will keep standing indefinetly. As it stands I would, hands down, prefer listening to Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber over algorave.