The Mudcat Café TM
Thread #149377   Message #3480774
Posted By: GUEST,Guest from Sanity
17-Feb-13 - 03:22 PM
Thread Name: [Formerly BS:] Musical snobbery
Subject: RE: BS: Musical snobbery
Ron, I wasn't dodging your question. I simply asked if you meant ALL electronic drums/pads or drum machines per se?..
but you DO seem to be dodging mine...electric guitars?..Bass?..Hammond organs.

DDT, I used to have an Alesis-16 as well..but don't have it any more. My keyboards have one built in, and I, sometimes(more not, than more) use it. I've been used to live drummers (my older brother is a drummer and in the 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame', as one). HOWEVER...sometimes drummers can be a pain in the ass. I'm working with one now who doesn't mind using a drum machine with his drumming...I know some that absolutely will not...personally, it's up to the piece and composer.
IT'S THE MUSIC, DUMMY!..however you get there is how you get there.
I have two wonderful acoustic guitars, an electric built for me at the factory, and a synth/piano. At one time I had 14 guitars, three synths and a regular, acoustic piano..plus an expanded set of top of 'their' line Tama drums.
DDT, I'd love to hear your stuff...any way?

Oh, Ron....sometimes when I write lyrics (or scripts) I use a pen...occasionally a pencil...and woe is me, even a computer!

Here, for those who think it matters... this guy was 14 years old doing this on an electric Example 1

Same kid, on an acoustic Example 2

Personally, I think he kicks ass either way....and really, isn't that the way it should be?

Regards To All You Musicians out there!!

GfS