Amiga music lives
Tom,
First of all thanks for taking a chance and getting the CD. Secondly I
appreciate your honest critique.
>I find little actual sound creation done by the Amiga…is it my ears?<g>
Please tell me<
Alot of the sounds were created by digitizing to a disc and then manipulated
via a sunrize card. Some were sequenced Proteus tones and I beleive Steve also
has some Roland stuff.
> I have trouble 'knowing' where musical satire begins and ends?<
Music is so subjective. Art itself attempts to convey a message from creator
to listener, veiwer, etc. and at times the message is lost on us as we attempt
to discern what was intended.
>Some of the instumental work is really excellent<
I think here you catch Steve's forte.
>most of the vocals are mediocre at best<
Alas this is true but due mostly to a lack of hardware, remember were talking
about a one man band here.
>Some of the lyrics are so lame.<
You have a right to your opinion, I however disagree 😉
>It is very unclear to me how one is supporting the Amiga platform by buying
these CD's?<
I feel that supporting art created by Amiga and Saying it was created solely
with Amiga, that I am giving others an example of just how powerful this
platform really is.
>I am very liberal/eclectic in my musical tastes. Am getting old at 47!<g> <
Where do we find new material? Rock is so predictable… Classical has been
completed. Someone somewhere has to take the chance of trying something new
and different and I beleive the Requiem does that, I appreciate tou being
brave enough to try it out, Thanks!
. RAL *Amiga was my first* // //
. What I cannot do alone We can do together \\// \\//