> Making music with technology isn't soulless and cold by default -- that depends
> on the *human being* compiling the samples and sequences and whatnot. You can
> make it cold and soulless like trance or the newer tech step drum n bass or
> still make it funky like deep house or 2-step, etc.
>
> Welcome to the 21st Century.
>
That's very well put and I agree with it wholeheartedly.
After seeing a couple of bands live recently in the North of England (Bluefoot Project
and Kava Kava) I was impressed enough to buy some of their material - although they're
live acts they use a lot of samplers and tape loops, etc. Both live and on CD they
use technology to get what they want and don't sound any the worse for it - quite the contrary.
Love, Peace & Bananas
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