ITT: things only bad musicians do

>>70916271
I have that synth. It's p fun :3

>Garageband for mac

>>70916279
it's almost too much fun. Sometimes I'll have an idea for a sound I want, and then I get sidetracked and whip up something else and in the end I never finish anything but I have fun making cool sounds :-)

>>70916374
Same here. If you haven't seen it yet, this guy get some amazingly diverse sounds and posts the patch recipes. Definitely some interesting stuff to try emulating.

http://blog.ipppei.com/archives/cat_50032881.html

>>70916271

lol that's pretty much me. Love to make whacky noise sounds with synths, but i hate playing with keyboards. I use presets but tweak them like crazy though

>>70916452
nice, thanks!

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Guitar players that can only play open position and barre chords

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>>70916271
>people who program a 16 step sequence, fiddle with knobs for six minutes, and call it a song

Good musicians use presets all the time. That one is a myth, pretty sure.

I used to believe in it and tweak my presets or synths a lot more than I had to, when the perfect sound was already there in some patch somewhere.

There are people who dedicate a looot of time to making good patches and presets for people to use, why throw their work out of the window?

It's fun to tweak something and make your own sound, but it's equally fun to sometimes just get to the point and use the sound you know you want to hear, and get on with your composing.

I am just one opinion of course. I have been making electronic music for roughly 14 years, maybe a little longer.

Refer to their fans as sheep

>>70916890


this

>>70916374
Too bad there's no patch memory on it