Synth freedom
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- 4491 posts since 8 Jul, 2008 from UK
I was part of a genre for 15 years that really limited my enjoyment of synths .
But now I've made a genre change , I am open to synths in a new way
In other words , I've found complete freedom.
I had no idea how limited and how restricted I have been.
I feel very liberated. And now I'm enjoying so many synths and my scope is endless.
I can't explain the feeling but it's so much fun
But now I've made a genre change , I am open to synths in a new way
In other words , I've found complete freedom.
I had no idea how limited and how restricted I have been.
I feel very liberated. And now I'm enjoying so many synths and my scope is endless.
I can't explain the feeling but it's so much fun
Don't trust those with words of weakness, they are the most aggressive
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- addled muppet weed
- 107314 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
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- KVRist
- 84 posts since 29 Oct, 2004
Freedom is nice. Then there is the paradox of choice. And there is also the creative blast from working within constraints. But to have all those toys. Yeowza!
I do this for enjoyment, so I try to approach music with a sense of play. If I am not having fun I may go and do somethin else.
Enjoy the ride.
James
I do this for enjoyment, so I try to approach music with a sense of play. If I am not having fun I may go and do somethin else.
Enjoy the ride.
James
- KVRian
- 806 posts since 7 Aug, 2015 from H2O
I know exactly where you’re coming from. For years, I was recording Americana with “real” instruments, and via Pro Tools, got some Air synths for “free,” and it really opened up the door, as one of my favorite artists when I was younger was a synth pop band, and I just didn’t understand the world of synths. Seven years later, I’m still excited every single morning to see what I can create with these wonderful plugins.
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