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Dubstep discussion
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And so, a song created using a computer is just as good as a song created using a guitar.


You're writing a song.
Regardless of how that song is performed it's music.
If you perform that song via synthesizers and samplers, it's still music.


Electronic music is music, you can't even argue that.
It's an entirely legitimate music and a lot of it is entirely fantastic.

There you are getting into some matters which were not being discused, I do consider dubstep music and a way of art.

You quote about is, if you showed someone this:

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I highly doubt someone would say: "Wow, that's brilliant!"

Same goes for this:
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Both need to be put in action for someone to judge the outcome. and there is where it lays one major factor of what I consider talentful.

The writer of the song that involves real instruments requires to be performed by a big or small number of skilled players in order to be what is ment to be.

But electronic music requires you to press the "play" button in order for the song to be performed, and in there you don't hear the work of many people working and coordinating to make that one writer's work come true. Hell, you rarely even hear any real instruments.

To think a song created in a computer involves the same talent that one made in an instrument is just proving that you have little to no knoledge of technical music.If you have some background knoledge about the instruments and how diferent they work from each other, you will end up trully appreciating what the writer has created.

On the other hand you have to appreciate the hard work in electronic music making the beats and all, because at the same time the writer has more freedom of expression, he is not limited by the speed or technique of real instruments.

So at the end everything is resumed to your taste. I have come to realise that dubstep involves some talent, then it all falls on one's definition of talent, I think bad of dubstep because of my own definition. There is no right and wrong.
I hope that with this I end my debate in this thread, I think that with all the posts I have written I have covered what I think, I am not right and I am not wrong, these are my thoughts.
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Dubstep discussion - by qwerty - 08-03-2012, 08:48 PM

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