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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: puzzle    |
|    27 Feb 18 16:59:58    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018022715583489237-email@nowherecom...              > something I hear ... then a comment by our band drummer yesterday ....              > the topic of recording came up, and he said he didn't see how people could       > do that ... record songs in peices, one person playing ... not everyone       > at the same time.              I can see How they can do that, I just don't see Why they'd want to ;)              > ok.              > so here's the puzzle. I genuinely, sincerely don't understand the       > problem. What is it about everyone playing at the same time that is so       > magical ?              It's called the Love Vibe!!!              > is it the ability to wander the tempo all over the place ?              "Dynamic tempo"? Could be.              > is it some imagined " psychic " connection that the players share ?              The telepathic rapport isn't imaginary, it's absolutely real and a critical       component of the Love Vibe!              > really, I just don't see it. Sure, that stuff happens, the tempo is crap,       > the players look at each other and enjoy the moment ... but what's that       > gonna show as on a recording ?              It will show up as the other critical, psychoacoustic component of the Love       Vibe, the one that can be recorded!              > Will someone listening somehow know the bass player was all happy as he       > played his part ? Is there something in the sound that tips that off ?                     > ???              > help me out here.              Yes, it can be detected, particularly if one knows or has otherwise       experienced the players' performances before.              > I think it's just a fantasy. People who don't understand how recordings       > are made. Our drummer included. What could he want to achieve by playing       > a song totally live for a record ?                     Jim              The Vibe of course!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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