Grant Richter wrote:
"But we haven't begun to understand how
to apply the simplest
ADSR from the 60's, much less advanced designs like a MARF."
That's a sentiment I've been trying to express for a long while now, it's just never come out that succinctly.
ADSR from the 60's, much less advanced designs like a MARF."
That's a sentiment I've been trying to express for a long while now, it's just never come out that succinctly.
It cracks me up to see someone chomping at the bit
for designers to come out with something 'new' when there is a
universe of music and timbre that have yet to be explored with the 'old'
concepts.
These are musical instruments. The introduction of a new design
does not obsolete the instruments we now have, no more than the piano made the
harpsichord obsolete. By the same token, just because there was a
harpsichord didn't mean someone didn't have to invent the piano.
Strive for 'new', but don't discount the old.