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Back to the 80’s, no fancy DAWs….

DMfanDMfan
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Enjoyed this one, nice to get some perspective on how music tech has evolved… watching this makes me appreciate what we have today and whine less about details in software…

But I can totally understand why some go back to DAWless to get that hands-on feel.

😁

/DMfan🇸🇪

Comments

  • PummelfeePummelfee

    The MPC60 was only released in 1988 AFAIK; but in 1985 we had the C64 with a MIDI Box and Scoretrack from C-Lab ...
    There were some HW sequencers behind the store windows but as a teenager i could not afford them. When in 1988 the Roland D20 came out with its built-in sequencer i took all my money and was finally trapped into the computer-music-making-world. I do not need to mention that the AtariST was the next logical step.
    Good old times :-)

  • rvrrvr

    No thanks

  • dendydendy

    instarted my musical journey 10 years later with 4 channel mono 8bit Mod Tracker on PC 286 😂

  • Phil999Phil999

    the thing is … at that time, maybe a bit earlier, such music was not a genre. It was something new, something unheard before. Today it is well known, categorised in dozens of genres. This leads to a completely different approach.

    This also happened to rock music. Once, in the 50’s, it was something new, something unheard before. Two decades later one could distinguish a dozen different genres.

    This process of genre-building, development, occurred also in classical music.

    We live in a time now where it is quite difficult to have a revolution of a new music style. We had it all already. Musique Concrete, electronics, backward tapes, “world music”, Jazz, microtonality, you name it.

    One aspect, however, never gets old: polyphonic music. Two or more similar but different melody lines running at the same time in harmony. There is still a whole lot to discover.

  • DMfanDMfan

    @Phil999 said:
    the thing is … at that time, maybe a bit earlier, such music was not a genre. It was something new, something unheard before. Today it is well known, categorised in dozens of genres. This leads to a completely different approach.

    This also happened to rock music. Once, in the 50’s, it was something new, something unheard before. Two decades later one could distinguish a dozen different genres.

    This process of genre-building, development, occurred also in classical music.

    We live in a time now where it is quite difficult to have a revolution of a new music style. We had it all already. Musique Concrete, electronics, backward tapes, “world music”, Jazz, microtonality, you name it.

    One aspect, however, never gets old: polyphonic music. Two or more similar but different melody lines running at the same time in harmony. There is still a whole lot to discover.

    Cool take on it, I actually never thought about it like that. Interesting!🙏

    /DMfan🇸🇪

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