Re: process Vs product - warning, long winded but not OT

[Matthias Grob <matilists@atarde.com.br>]

good speach, Garreth!

>What I feel we must aspire to is pure music. Stuff you can pop on 
>the CD player and love without regard for the way it was made.

I agree that this is an important quality
if someone fascinates with a good show and lesser interesting music, 
thats another quality, otherwise you would say that a Circus is 
useless.

>I got into looping because I loved hearing the effect of dense 
>textures building a world of majestically repeating, spiralling 
>sound.

exactly! This also happens to non musicians!
thats why I had the idea that on a site like livelooping.com we could 
support each other by offering more music and info to customers who 
find some of our work somewhere and want more of it.

>What I want to know is. How sucessful are you at separating process 
>from product?

I do have clients that listen just to the CD and dont care about how its 
done.
I gave a CD of mine to a simple citizan of my neighbourhood and month 
later when I walked through that street, I heard my music! Is that 
the kind of success you are talking about?

>Maybe you don't think they should be separated. Maybe you think I'm wrong.

you are right, its different qualities...

>maybemaybemaybemaybmaybmabmaymaymamamamammmmmmmmmmm

:-)
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