Quantizing and drum samples have basically ruined all feel from modern rock. It all just sounds so stiff and sterile.
Quantizing and drum samples have basically ruined all feel from modern rock. It all just sounds so stiff and sterile
Brayden Davis
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Christian Johnson
modern recording studios and software render everything sterile and soulless
Cameron White
Not true
Quantizing is soul killing yes
You can still make organic sounding music in a daw if you sync everything by ear instead of snapping/quantizing everything like a lazy mook
Hudson Campbell
The drum kit was always a parlor trick that got blown out of proportion. I can't play music with anyone without hearing that gay little snare on 2 and 4.
Landon Peterson
Just play things in sync enough instead of “fixing” shit in post, you untalented hack.
Gavin Sanders
drawing on the roll is effectively the same as playing nigger
Liam King
thats why i love artists with a super drummer
der weg einer friheit
saor
panopticon
a diadem of dead stars
Colton Jones
>any metal/modern drum kit sample will sound soulless. use vintage and rawer kits
>don't compress
>don't use overuse the metronome and grids .
>keep the minor mistakes in the take. fuck it
>try using cheaper gear, it'll sound different
Camden Rivera
No it isn't. That is one of the largest copes I've ever heard in my life
Liam Foster
t. indiecuck
The "less is more" tumourous "philosophy" adopted by normalfags en masse is the true reason behind the death of Western music post-1980.
Asher Hill
True
But also
99% of the people who say this are poorfags who are angry because their computer is too slow to run large sessions w/lots of plugins
Sebastian Parker
holy checked
Caleb Cox
well fact is most people dig that shit
go listen to jazz dumb ass
Connor Reed
What about addictive drums?
Christopher Baker
What is quantizing
John Long
quantizing has existed for a long time, but i think its most recently relative to a lot of performers doing a lot of live triggering and playing samples.
basically instead of 'playing' sounds you input commands saying 'insert sound here' as you play poorly compounded by various sources of input lag. so it live corrects timing flaws and can also retroactively correctly timing flaws i believe in an existing track.
but for most, its how grimes types are even remotely possible to exist.
Anthony Murphy
>cymbal wash and screeching feedback intensifies
Yes sir, that right there is real rock music.
Juan Mitchell
stiff and sterile is a feel unto itself.
who said music has to feel organic?
Wyatt Myers
using software to align transients to a midi grid. i.e.
>set click track 120 bpm
>turn quantising on, set it to snap to 1/16ths
>hit record
>hit a pad roughly in time
>wow its in time
Brandon Watson
this is a good point
Ryan Anderson
Andrew Barnes
why even "play" at that point when you could just use a drum machine or whatever
Samuel Perez
checked