EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Joe Moretti <morettij@b...> wrote:

> why should I start learning the oboe? because I want to use it in a piece?
> if I want to use a good sample I will - and try and use it creatively - 
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There is quite a difference between guitar and oboe.

First of all, unless you're doing orchestral based music, how often do you 
need an oboe? Guitar is the ubiquitous pop music instrument and it's sonic 
distinctiveness and the way it's played often defines the character of a song. 
And when you need an oboe, how many sonic variations do you generally 
need? A guitar will sound completely different depending on how it is being 
used. Are you looking for a Strat through a Fender Twin or a Les Paul through 
a Dual Rectifier? Or maybe you need a direct sound that is being 
overcompressed with a bit of chorus. Add on top of that the style of playing - 
open chords, bar chords at various neck positions, inversions, etc... 

-Matt
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