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Nifflas
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Write new replyFri 13 May. 2005 (8:52) [213.79.138.224] 41/44 quick link
Your approach to music described above seems to be: I have a song, now it need a sound that will reflect it well. I think in my case, because in no way I can speak for Analysis, it can be the same way (not THAT strictly), or: I have a sound; what can I do with it.

Okey... now here comes my odd statement that may seem very wrong together with what I said earlier. I never have the song ready in my head before I create it. Actually, I'm the kind of person who prefer to use the little equipment I have and create a song with that. However, if I run into a case when I need a specific thing, a dirty upright piano, or female vocals, and if I can't have that, I cancel the production instead of compromising with what I want.

But usually I'm pretty good at adapting myself to the capabilities of my software and creating a song with what I have, without even having to compromise. At those moments I have a feeling I want to express, and yes, many instruments could work to express about the same thing.

But I often sort sounds into harmonic rich, and sinus like sounds, and they can never replace each other for me. That's why I'd not use male vocals in any tune I create, by the same reason I don't use harmonic rich pads. I'm a sine person  ;)
Fortunately, my music is much more interesting than my posts.
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Cooth
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Write new replyFri 13 May. 2005 (10:41) [195.205.127.26] 42/44 quick link
Nifflas wrote on 13 May. (8:52) :

Okey... now here comes my odd statement that may seem very wrong together with what I said earlier. I never have the song ready in my head before I create it. Actually, I'm the kind of person who prefer to use the little equipment I have and create a song with that. However, if I run into a case when I need a specific thing, a dirty upright piano, or female vocals, and if I can't have that, I cancel the production instead of compromising with what I want.

Hehe, so you would starve for three days if you were that sculptor of mine :laugh: This is understandable of course. In those cases, I'd sacrifice my lunch too. :)
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Analysis
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Write new replyFri 13 May. 2005 (15:42) [62.58.116.36] 43/44 quick link
If i'd sacrifise my songs when I want something in it that I can't make.. then i'll never finish anything. I always want good vocals. I never have them.

I'm glad I dont follow your way of composing here niffler :P
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Virgill
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Write new replySat 14 May. 2005 (21:48) [212.95.97.11] 44/44 quick link
No problem with this software:

Molecularbytes - Membrane (61 hits)

Uh, oh, extensive Spamming
It´s going to be a very big hit!
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