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Jsteinfan 11:41 am UTC 02/16/07 |
| In reply to: | Notion video on YouTube - Wilbury 07:13 am UTC 02/15/07 |
From what i've seen. This software cover's meats voice. If he can't sing - i signals the keyboard guy across the room and he hits a button triggering the prerecorded vocal track...... > There's an 8 minute notion corporate documentary / advert > piece about Meat Loaf using Notion software in conjunction > with the string section on YouTube at > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvvy-CHZXVU > > Now, by the way this was being gone on about at the time, > I was under the impression that Notion was some sort of > never-before-seen new wizz-bang way of double tracking > live performances and making it sound natural or > something. > > When in fact, it appears to be a guy tapping at a keyboard > like a metronome (!!! -- watch the video and tell me that > isn't completely fucked up) that is triggering > pre-recorded synth sequences and tape-loop dealies. > > Can someone more technologically and musically savvy than > myself tell me what makes this Notion shit even remotely > revolutionary? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills! Its a > guy tapping at a keyboard for one and a half hours > triggering pre-sequenced synth parts. Am I missing > something here!?! | |
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