Why do a lot of people hate electronic music?
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And drums like this: 
Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:That's kind of really downplaying it.. They have hundreds of thousands of different settings to tweak and adjust to make a GOOD sound. Itd be like if i said any monkey can push a string down and pluck it. durp.
That's kind of really downplaying it.. They have hundreds of thousands of different settings to tweak and adjust to make a GOOD sound. Itd be like if i said any monkey can push a string down and pluck it. durp. To me, talent matters just as much as sound. These days, when it comes to vocals, there are a lot of voice alternators, that "Enhance" a singers voice, so its not even really their own voices. How is that talent? The same goes for instruments. A sound has to come from a persons own talent, not the talent of a sound machine.[QUOTE="Kevlar101"]Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"]That's kind of really downplaying it.. They have hundreds of thousands of different settings to tweak and adjust to make a GOOD sound. Itd be like if i said any monkey can push a string down and pluck it. durp. To me, talent matters just as much as sound. These days, when it comes to vocals, there are a lot of voice alternators, that "Enhance" a singers voice, so its not even really their own voices. How is that talent? The same goes for instruments. A sound has to come from a persons own talent, not the talent of a sound machine.i don't think you grasp what techno is and how it's made. while if it sounds good wtf does talent matter?[QUOTE="Kevlar101"]Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"]That's kind of really downplaying it.. They have hundreds of thousands of different settings to tweak and adjust to make a GOOD sound. Itd be like if i said any monkey can push a string down and pluck it. durp. To me, talent matters just as much as sound. These days, when it comes to vocals, there are a lot of voice alternators, that "Enhance" a singers voice, so its not even really their own voices. How is that talent? The same goes for instruments. A sound has to come from a persons own talent, not the talent of a sound machine. That's just..so ignorant and flawed. So because someone pushes buttons and spends weeks alternating tones and frequencies instead of strumming up and down or plucking a bass string he's less talented? The machine doesn't produce magical notes that sound good to an audience, it requires talent to assemble that piece. Classical music doesn't sound good because 120 people are playing instruments randomly, a composer had to spend weeks and months assembling it. It's the same with any EDM song. Also vocal editing has nothing to do with this argument, a very large chunk of EDM doesn't use vocals, and the chunk that does, from my experience, almost never uses altered vocals.[QUOTE="Kevlar101"]Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
won't see many musicians using 5neck guitars and drumosaurus's just like you won't see many musicians using modular synths or theremins and actually be able to produce somehting other than bleeps and bloops.
[QUOTE="Kevlar101"]Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
won't see many musicians using 5neck guitars and drumosaurus's
I disagree:
[QUOTE="mAArdman"][QUOTE="Kevlar101"]Because any dull-minded-clown-buffoon can press some buttons and turn some knobs. It takes talent to use a guitar, especially a 5 neck like this:
won't see many musicians using 5neck guitars and drumosaurus's
I disagree:
Six is not a lot. Also I don't think Stephen Colbert should be considered a musician, despite his 80's hit song Charlene (I'm right behind you).
I disagree:[QUOTE="Kevlar101"][QUOTE="mAArdman"]
won't see many musicians using 5neck guitars and drumosaurus'smAArdman
Six is not a lot. Also I don't think Stephen Colbert should be considered a musician, despite his 80's hit song Charlene (I'm right behind you).
Now who's the one not using his brain? These were just the ones I gathered from Google Images, and I want you to think about what the true odds are that every single 5 neck guitarist is featured on that image list, and the fact that I did not even use all the photos.
[QUOTE="mAArdman"][QUOTE="Kevlar101"] I disagree:
Six is not a lot. Also I don't think Stephen Colbert should be considered a musician, despite his 80's hit song Charlene (I'm right behind you).
Now who's the one not using his brain? These were just the ones I gathered from Google Images, and I want you to think about what the true odds are that every single 5 neck guitarist is featured on that image list, and the fact that I did not even use all the photos.
It's not because they pose with a 5 neck guitar that they actually have the skill to play it. Case in point, Stephen Colbert, despite his 80's hit song Charlene (I'm right behind you).
Thank you for not posting all the photos. I respect you for that.
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