I kind of see the first person who made a flute and put 5 holes in it for the fingers to play & reach different notes.
And precisely for this reason 10,000 years ago we made music with sticks and stones, and now we do it with computers and we can emulate orchestras on any laptop, because there is always someone who is not satisfied. Reason Studios (formerly Propellerhead Software) weren't, which is why they came into the game.bitley wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022I kind of see the first person who made a flute and put 5 holes in it for the fingers to play & reach different notes.
10 people loves it and asks the person to create one for them, they pay with fresh vegetables.
Person gets happy, feels, wow, finally I could contribute with to this forest, as bad I am at fishing and picking vegetables.
An 11th person comes along saying this is crap. Any so called flute needs at least 8 holes.
I really am sorry. I send you a lot of encouragement and good luck with that, which in the end is the only truly important thing in life.MrFigg wrote: ↑18 Dec 2022Sigh!!! Ok. I wrote “promised”. Mistake. I KNOW they didn’t promise anything. I’ve read that same thing a million times here in RS. I’ve been awake for about a week trying to get my daughters blood sugar stabilized so I’m a bit fuzzy which is probably the reason I slipped up and wrote “promised”.
All I want them to do is fix the stuff they said they will and that’s all and that’s what they’re doing. I’m happy with the features in R12. I don’t want anything else than what we’re already getting. Give me VST3 and stop Reason crashing on me I’m happy. I’m not being negative about RS. Quite the opposite. I’m saying that they’re doing what they said they’d do and that’s good enough for me.
I got to know them in person and none of them had that mentality. All of them just was motivated to take on a new challenge after having done the Nord Lead 1.LittleBoy wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022And precisely for this reason 10,000 years ago we made music with sticks and stones, and now we do it with computers and we can emulate orchestras on any laptop, because there is always someone who is not satisfied. Reason Studios (formerly Propellerhead Software) weren't, which is why they came into the game.bitley wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022
I kind of see the first person who made a flute and put 5 holes in it for the fingers to play & reach different notes.
10 people loves it and asks the person to create one for them, they pay with fresh vegetables.
Person gets happy, feels, wow, finally I could contribute with to this forest, as bad I am at fishing and picking vegetables.
An 11th person comes along saying this is crap. Any so called flute needs at least 8 holes.
THIS! Developers/builders are typically just musicians who are not satisfied with the current tools or their past accomplishments. As soon as we finish one project, we always look for what’s next (well, many do - some do not). It’s what keeps humans going IMO, and I’m thankful it’s the case! This doesn’t mean all of the past ways of doing things are irrelevant - we still play flutes and bang on things, we just record them now (my last project was focused on drums and flutes coincidentally).LittleBoy wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022And precisely for this reason 10,000 years ago we made music with sticks and stones, and now we do it with computers and we can emulate orchestras on any laptop, because there is always someone who is not satisfied. Reason Studios (formerly Propellerhead Software) weren't, which is why they came into the game.bitley wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022
I kind of see the first person who made a flute and put 5 holes in it for the fingers to play & reach different notes.
10 people loves it and asks the person to create one for them, they pay with fresh vegetables.
Person gets happy, feels, wow, finally I could contribute with to this forest, as bad I am at fishing and picking vegetables.
An 11th person comes along saying this is crap. Any so called flute needs at least 8 holes.
You know this is just another way of saying you're not "satisfied" with what's out there, right? That's why you try to do something new and take things further because you believe that something can be done better or in a way that has never been done. The challenge is precisely to look for that improvement or that new way of doing something.All of them just was motivated to take on a new challenge
Funny cause I have Reaper and am totally satisfied.LittleBoy wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022And precisely for this reason 10,000 years ago we made music with sticks and stones, and now we do it with computers and we can emulate orchestras on any laptop, because there is always someone who is not satisfied. Reason Studios (formerly Propellerhead Software) weren't, which is why they came into the game.bitley wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022
I kind of see the first person who made a flute and put 5 holes in it for the fingers to play & reach different notes.
10 people loves it and asks the person to create one for them, they pay with fresh vegetables.
Person gets happy, feels, wow, finally I could contribute with to this forest, as bad I am at fishing and picking vegetables.
An 11th person comes along saying this is crap. Any so called flute needs at least 8 holes.
Now we sampling caves and sticks and stones and sit with headphones. We came long way but also we are still cave men in many aspects, however we try to mask it with modern technology.LittleBoy wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022You know this is just another way of saying you're not "satisfied" with what's out there, right? That's why you try to do something new and take things further because you believe that something can be done better or in a way that has never been done. The challenge is precisely to look for that improvement or that new way of doing something.All of them just was motivated to take on a new challenge
If the human being did not have that impulse, we would continue living in caves, painting the walls and making music with rudimentary flutes and hitting sticks and bones.
I bet proper linux support would come first.
Izotope is already integrated A.I with Ozone Mastering Suite where it basically give you a starter mix to just build off. In fact most of their products have some type of A.I driven components to take away alot of the steps it use to take to create a mix...I can't imagine A.I writing music for you seeing that it's really about a feeling, emotions and experiences you've gone through in life that comes out in the music...But you never knowltbrunt00 wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023I get the feeling that Reason Studios is cooking up something big. I consistently use different DAW software with Reason being my main music writing tool. They have been doing consistent updates through the year but I get the feeling that they have something special coming in 2024. There are many little things they can fix, small features to add but I feel like we haven't gotten the big update. The last major feature was VST support. For me that changed everything, I always use the current version of the software and looking at the DAW landscape like other industries it seems like either there will have to be consolidation in the DAW market, Companies going out of business or Innovating to have features no one else has. I get the feeling based off of nothing that Reason will be getting a huge update. I can't wait to see how the Props integrate A.i related tools to the DAW. I know many corporations are doing R&D on how they will implement A.i and I don't suspect to see features with A.i in the DAW market until 2025. When A.i does come to the DAW market it will hit pretty hard and those not able to keep up will go out of business.
You don't have to imagine it, because it has been a thing for some time now. In fact, there's huge implications for how A.I. will work in the creative space in the near future, and it will be industry-changing. Human culture-moving, in fact. If you've got time, watch this as it really explains things well (Cleo Abram is a well respected science-based video journalist):jaeproduced wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023..I can't imagine A.I writing music for you seeing that it's really about a feeling, emotions and experiences you've gone through in life that comes out in the music...But you never know
Yeah we are F*cked it's hard now getting paid as a artist/producer so imagine once everything is A.I generated we will be living in a total artificial world...The MatrixEnochLight wrote: ↑24 Oct 2023You don't have to imagine it, because it has been a thing for some time now. In fact, there's huge implications for how A.I. will work in the creative space in the near future, and it will be industry-changing. Human culture-moving, in fact. If you've got time, watch this as it really explains things well (Cleo Abram is a well respected science-based video journalist):jaeproduced wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023..I can't imagine A.I writing music for you seeing that it's really about a feeling, emotions and experiences you've gone through in life that comes out in the music...But you never know
Well, not necessarily. Like sampling did for the music industry, all A.I. needs is the correct laws, agreements, and moderation - and it can be used as a tool by artists to create amazing things. I suppose the question is: will those laws, agreements, and moderation happen? Because without them, well...jaeproduced wrote: ↑24 Oct 2023Yeah we are F*cked it's hard now getting paid as a artist/producer so imagine once everything is A.I generated we will be living in a total artificial world...The Matrix
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