Are you a composer or a technoid?

[Sascha Franck]

Very entertaining (while partially making me sad) stories of selfexperience, McLilith! Keem them coming!

[McLilith]

Very entertaining (while partially making me sad) stories of selfexperience, McLilith! Keem them coming!

Wow!

I was actually afraid that I might have bored everyone with my verbose ramblings.


Thanks,
McLilith

[M'Snah]

lol. No, not boring at all. And actually great inspiration for nice blues tunes... The average virtuoso blues and The one tone organ blues

My only comment would be that it distracts from Whyterabbyt's discussion with Jens and Greg (I don't say if that's good or bad).

[Krakatau]

One should ALWAYS be a composer first, technoid second. If you get that priority wrong, then you shouldn't be calling yourself a musician--rather, call yourself a sound designer instead.

i agree, i can say by my side that i was seriously at first into sound designing rather than playing and composing ...

...i think that helps to compensate some lacks of knowledges as composer to devellop an esthetic sense with sound designing in situation.

[McLilith]

Very entertaining (while partially making me sad) stories of selfexperience, McLilith! Keem them coming!

lol. No, not boring at all. And actually great inspiration for nice blues tunes... The average virtuoso blues and The one tone organ blues

Okay fellows, I have one more true story of personal experience for tonight. I have this one on a separate web page:

Nightmares

(That page is optimized slightly for Mozilla-based web browsers, but perfectly viewable in MSIE.)

If you click the page title, or the logo at the page's bottom, you will start an MP3 download of some of my music, which I think is appropriate for the title of this story. In fact, you might want to click the link hidden in the page title or the logo, and start the music playing before you read the page.

Hans, this should fit really well with your idea of writing music based on my stories. Let me know what you think of this combination.



Oh, whyterabbyt and friends, maybe that web page can help you determine if I am a composer, a musician, or anything remotely related. (Just to keep this more on-topic.)



take care,
McLilith

[Josmoker]

My only comment would be that it distracts from Whyterabbyt's discussion with Jens and Greg Wink (I don't say if that's good or bad).

That is GOOD! imho

[tranel]

Agreed.

You did make that mistake.

So, Whyterabbit, when did it become a "mistake" to agree with somebody else's statement? Let Lunatique and Jens have their own opinions, just because you don't agree with them doesn't mean they should shut up.

You need a life, my friend.

[CypherOne]

Agreed.

You did make that mistake.

So, Whyterabbit, when did it become a "mistake" to agree with somebody else's statement? Let Lunatique and Jens have their own opinions, just because you don't agree with them doesn't mean they should shut up.

You need a life, my friend.

I agree/disagree (delete as applicable).

[Gargoyle]

I agree/disagree (delete as applicable).

Okay, I removed "as applicable" and I'm left with

"I agree/disagree (delete )."

What now? Delete the rest?

Sorry

[M'Snah]

I agree/disagree with CypherOne (as always)

[McLilith]

This is starting to sound like my old philosophy:

"All things are, and are not, in the same time and space."


McLilith

[M'Snah]

As with many things, you either know where they are, or how fast they're going, it's hard to know both, and sometimes impossible. Translated to music: Either you go with the flow and experience the music, or you listen to the structure and the harmonies and the mix. (Applied quantum physics )

[McLilith]

"And the poets down here, don't write nothing at all
They just stand back and let it all be"

(applied Bruce Springsteen )


take care,
McLilith

[McLilith]

Translation: Sometimes the best way to know something, is to not analyze it or describe it.


take care,
McLilith

[BONES]

Why is this in the Effects Forum?