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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: ah, a beautiful response    |
|    25 Sep 17 15:16:46    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2017092421161855010-email@nowherecom...              > simple thing, they want to show up and jam and drink and get paid. they       > don't want to have any responsibility, or put any more work into it than       > the little they did back in high school to learn a few chords and to turn       > their amps full up.              They're neither serious nor mature, barely posers and not even very good at       that either.              > that's all a recipe for how not to make any money as a musician              They'll make something, but just like themselves, it won't be very serious.              > we use sounds that sound just like drums. that's really not the " pro "       > way, and it's really not the best way, but it is what's necessary with       > working with people ( drummers ) who aren't pros.              I've never heard the ones that actually sound like an instrument...even the       tick-tock of a wind-up metronome would be an improvement.              > They grew up before click tracks, and being old dogs aren't the least bit       > interested in learning new things.              Maybe they just don't like how they sound either.              > old drummers eventually die. sad, but that's how it is.              What's that got to do with it?              > once you stop learning, what's the difference anyway, in a sense you're       > already dead.              There's a big difference between learning, and learning to like annoying       sounds, like unnatural sounding click tracks.              I've got annoying click tracks on my multitrack recorder, and have used them       many times...and I end up either turning the click level way down, and then       don't pay enough attention to them, or turning it way up, and not pay enough       attention to the Music...all because they sound so absolutely terrible,       unnatural, and thoroughly inappropriate in the songs.              They're Lifeless, Boring, Irritating, and Annoying - at least if it was some       kind of drum line, that would be such a Major improvement....hell, they       might as well be radar or sonar blips...because those don't belong in Music       either...because their Lifelessness Detract from the Vibe!!!              > so you apparently know some of the same people I do :-)              In a very painfully real sense, yes, most definitely...more like the same       *kind* of people i.e. Obnoxious, Immature, Lazy, Irresponsible, Not serious,       Idiots, Posers and Losers, with Major ego problems to boot!              > I like my computer. It's a better musician than some I work with. Not       > all, some :-)              Substituting computers for Idiots because even they, are more reliable -       what a TRAGEDY!!!              > Sure it takes me a lot of time to play all the parts in our songs. And I       > often go back and redo parts. I'm good with that. What else would I be       > doing ?              Jim              Can't re-do it at a Live show...unless it's not all that 'live' to begin       with, then there no need to!              What a SICK concept!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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