Why do nobody creates instruments anymore? Lots of genres could be created or recreated with new stuff.
Why do nobody creates instruments anymore? Lots of genres could be created or recreated with new stuff
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Julian Torres
why don't you?
Chase Wright
Look how the electric jug went tho.
Julian Lee
I wish I had the knowledge
Jaxon Miller
live sample organ maybe ? if you don't know how to /diy/, you can always combine shit together with the right DAW. a friend of mine filmed this stuff.
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Still, trying hard to do new stuff mostly leads you to do new stuff, not dope shit.
James Cooper
If you lack creativity I really doubt a new instrument can save you.
Ryder Jenkins
What more do you want? What kind of timbre can you imagine that cannot be expressed by all the synthesis techniques in the world?
Carter Jones
I've seen some experiment percussion things but I forgot what they're called
Easton Stewart
ppl do but mostly for themselves so get creative and build one for yourself or get a sampler like everyone else
Henry Garcia
>find cheeky Roland sh-101
Wew lads
Dominic Peterson
r u nuts? more instruments now than ever; its hard to keep track tbqh
Parker Torres
It's an SH-1
Matthew Bell
I am currently building an electric guitar from an old acoustic. Nothing fancy this time but for the next one I am going to build (or modify this one) I am going to put all kinds of neat electronics in it
Cameron Taylor
Alright
Benjamin Morris
>posts synthesizer
>ignores the vast wealth of synthesis that is in eurorack
Shit, I can't even afford 1/4 of the stuff I want in euro that isn't offered elsewhere.
The barrier isn't new instruments, it's money.
Alternatively, if you mean a new instrument that is t a synthesizer, it happens all of the time, but they usually don't go anywhere.
I myself imagined a sort of clav-type keyboard with infinitely sustaining/muting pickups like the Moog guitar, but that would be insanely expensive, and have limited appeal.
Ryder White
I haven't to gotten to use the sh-101 I need to bring a converter cable as it only has 1/4 jacks. Some professor where I go to school is a big synth nerd he'll be able to help me apparently he has a large collection.
Owen Jackson
I think VSTs are just as good, serum seems like the best synth around to me now a-days. Like massive 2.0 so I've heard.
Asher Roberts
>I think VSTs are just as good
Josiah Collins
thats probably your answer then
Logan Reed
also youre forgetting that better computers mean new sounds can be created without having to mess with hardware
Colton Reed
Wavetables are great, but they've been around a while, going back to the PPG wave, and even earlier in academic music. Lots of cool things are going on with computer music, and VSTs can be just as good as real instruments, but that's not where innovation is happening.
Carter Rogers
How do better computers create new sounds without having to use hardware.
Noah Gutierrez
Yeah as other people have hinted at I think totally code based synths/VSTs are definitely gonna be the place for innovation in the near future. So many possibilities for new sounds but the trend seems to be toward replicating analogue sound rather than making new and interesting shit. Of course there's some of that too, but lots of folks just want dem analogues. That being said I love the analogue sound more than digital shit myself most of the time but I don't see the future in it or any other real instruments, while VSTs have almost unlimited potential and processing speeds are increasing too.
Dylan Nguyen
they just mean you work with the hardware through the code/GUI rather than directly senpai
John Phillips
bet you couldn't tell the difference
Wyatt Phillips
I mean a synth is nice but the whole set up would be a burden to work with I think
Asher Sullivan
Yeah, making physical synths would be expensive and require a lot of difficult engineering and hard to tweak, digital stuff has no cost barrier which is a huge advantage too.
Anthony Thomas
Not to mention it is still relatively new tech, serums only been here a few years. I love analogue sound more than VST sound but the potential is entirely in code based/VST synths
Brandon Nelson
I know, the post was just incredibly vague and served no purpose.
Charles Morgan
aside from your atrocious grammar, who is 'nobody?'
plenty of companies are investing in consumer-friendly price point synths.
if you mean people who design their own instruments, check these nigs out
Asher Kelly
>I myself imagined a sort of clav-type keyboard with infinitely sustaining/muting pickups like the Moog guitar
hammond organ
Daniel King
>I have no idea what clavinets or Hammonds sound like
Isaiah Brown
People create instruments all the time. Great instruments only come every hundred years or so. The last century saw a TON of new instruments with the advent of electricity, then a ton more with computers. I think you're just too ignorant to know how many instruments are actually out there.
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Hunter Martinez
I'm an artist, you can give me a tuba and i'll be able to get something out of it
-john lennon
Aiden Howard
serum is probably the only good vst out there right now
Jack Edwards
spoken like someone who can't turn a knob
Ryan Ward
Christian Morris
Idk why this made me chuckle. I'm tempted to youtube an electric jug just to see.
Luis Price
You are right, but I can't help to feel like you are grampa who was tinkering with PDP-11 in 1976 by the way you wrote your post
Connor Wilson
It's called a computer and pretty much every new artist in this day and age will be using one to create new music from now on.
William Evans
they just made a new one