Do you realise when this guy was making music... mid-late 80s when an 808 was like the height of music tech. I'd be pretty confident this guy knows a lot more about the production of music than you ever will. He isn't talking about what you can do digitally or with like ableton etc. he's talking about the early days when vinyl couldn't register an LFO. so yes I'm pretty sure he's heard of any technique or piece of kit that you have. This man was a pioneer. Not a caps lock youtube know it all who probably wasn't even alive in 87/88..but please. Prove me wrong. Send me a link to your music and let's hear how expert you are. My guess is you're about 25 and haven't got a clue what you are talking about. This guy was making music only a few years after a synth was the most futuristic piece of kit.
Not smart enough to understand the difference between digital and analogue, or did you not bother reading the title. A DAW has the first word DIGITAL. Do you GET IT NOW? And yes he's right, 99% of PA systems couldn't register an LFO. You're clearly post this era and you're trying to interpose your understanding of how modern electronic music is made compared to how it was made in the 80s. The fact you made such an ignorant comment and also did it in caps tells me you will never be the shine in this guys spit
You are too lazy to read the video title and that this man was making analogue not digital music. And you are talking about a DAW lol. Could you be any more stupid? as if any 15 year old kid couldn't learn how to use ableton on his laptop. I'll tell you what a laptop was when Voodoo Ray was made... something a cat sat on.
A DAW?? ableton etc didn't exist then. what's the very first word in DAW? He was making music analogue to be pressed onto vinyl that could handle about 16 tracks max. You are too lazy to read the title of the video and the fact that you think 80s electronic music had the availability of a DAW. that's a solid FAIL, and you have the audacity to shout it as well. As they say, empty vessels make the most noise. A DAW lol. As if any teenage kid couldn't learn how to use ableton. Lol. Hilarious. The stupidity and ignorance of the modern generation is staggering. And he's right. A PA system couldn't register an LFO. but hey Mr smart and industrious show us how it's done. Feel free. I'm all ears.
NOT SMART ENOUGH
TO LEARN USING A DAW
Do you realise when this guy was making music... mid-late 80s when an 808 was like the height of music tech. I'd be pretty confident this guy knows a lot more about the production of music than you ever will. He isn't talking about what you can do digitally or with like ableton etc. he's talking about the early days when vinyl couldn't register an LFO. so yes I'm pretty sure he's heard of any technique or piece of kit that you have. This man was a pioneer. Not a caps lock youtube know it all who probably wasn't even alive in 87/88..but please. Prove me wrong. Send me a link to your music and let's hear how expert you are. My guess is you're about 25 and haven't got a clue what you are talking about. This guy was making music only a few years after a synth was the most futuristic piece of kit.
Not smart enough to understand the difference between digital and analogue, or did you not bother reading the title. A DAW has the first word DIGITAL. Do you GET IT NOW? And yes he's right, 99% of PA systems couldn't register an LFO. You're clearly post this era and you're trying to interpose your understanding of how modern electronic music is made compared to how it was made in the 80s. The fact you made such an ignorant comment and also did it in caps tells me you will never be the shine in this guys spit
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You are too lazy to read the video title and that this man was making analogue not digital music. And you are talking about a DAW lol. Could you be any more stupid? as if any 15 year old kid couldn't learn how to use ableton on his laptop. I'll tell you what a laptop was when Voodoo Ray was made... something a cat sat on.
A DAW?? ableton etc didn't exist then. what's the very first word in DAW? He was making music analogue to be pressed onto vinyl that could handle about 16 tracks max. You are too lazy to read the title of the video and the fact that you think 80s electronic music had the availability of a DAW. that's a solid FAIL, and you have the audacity to shout it as well. As they say, empty vessels make the most noise. A DAW lol. As if any teenage kid couldn't learn how to use ableton. Lol. Hilarious. The stupidity and ignorance of the modern generation is staggering. And he's right. A PA system couldn't register an LFO. but hey Mr smart and industrious show us how it's done. Feel free. I'm all ears.