I just realized.. if programmers are making software that sounds identical to an actual orchestra... what's going to happen to all these poor orchestra performers who have spent years perfecting their talent?
Seems kinda sucky huh? Ah well, better for us composers :D
Not a lot of software that actually sounds 'exactly like' an orchestral performance.
Besides, live spectacle will ALWAYS exist. There's a reason theater is still around.
At 5/5/09 09:21 PM, loansindi wrote: Not a lot of software that actually sounds 'exactly like' an orchestral performance.
Besides, live spectacle will ALWAYS exist. There's a reason theater is still around.
pfft theater? Thats soooooo 1600's.
Samples can't perfectly replicate an orchestra's sound.
Likewise, a computer can't put human emotion into an orchestra that a good conductor can.
and people want to hear music live, a lot. Does anyone by vocaloid CDs of Beatles songs?
I am more worried about the avant-garde movement ruining music than the technology age, though the two groups are connected, to an extent.
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Yeah i forgot about live performances. But software these days, is damn close.
At 5/5/09 09:24 PM, btriangle wrote: Yeah i forgot about live performances. But software these days, is damn close.
No, not really.
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At 5/5/09 09:22 PM, btriangle wrote:At 5/5/09 09:21 PM, loansindi wrote: Not a lot of software that actually sounds 'exactly like' an orchestral performance.pfft theater? Thats soooooo 1600's.
Besides, live spectacle will ALWAYS exist. There's a reason theater is still around.
Wow. fuck you.
Live theater is big business man.
At 5/5/09 09:27 PM, loansindi wrote:At 5/5/09 09:22 PM, btriangle wrote:Wow. fuck you.At 5/5/09 09:21 PM, loansindi wrote: Not a lot of software that actually sounds 'exactly like' an orchestral performance.pfft theater? Thats soooooo 1600's.
Besides, live spectacle will ALWAYS exist. There's a reason theater is still around.
Live theater is big business man.
hmm, i was gonna put a your mom joke in there, but for some reason it seemed extremely inappropriate. Ah well
At 5/5/09 09:30 PM, btriangle wrote:
hmm, i was gonna put a your mom joke in there, but for some reason it seemed extremely inappropriate. Ah well
That's what she said!
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Concerts are big. Theater is big. Orchestra wont die.
/thread.
... Not even.
Composers are good at attempting to replicate live orchestration, but it will never be as dynamic. All composers desire access to a real orchestra.
It seems as if my opinion has been massively outnumbered. Ah well... Im packing up my bags, cya guys.
And besides.
Where are those samples going to come from? Someone has to be able to play the instruments.
At 5/5/09 10:02 PM, loansindi wrote: And besides.
Where are those samples going to come from? Someone has to be able to play the instruments.
Point.
/thread
There will be a day when VI's are exact, but we're talking WAYYYYYY in the future.
Still orchestra's won't die as a result, as movies and albums aren't their only application.
