Aloha Mike Trujillo,
I am being polite and have tried to be consistently.......
I fail at times ---I'm human
I have a tendency to respond as I have been sponded.
You want me to be nice --- you first.
Not you MT you were more than polite.
And I have a great deal of love for the midi portion of Sonar
so I am not likely to play all that nice with folks
who THINK they know what they are going on about when they don't.
Crg message 107.
Go read it.
All anyone has to do is show me where and how audio is superior to midi's capabilities of MAKING or CREATING music as opposed to merely RECORDING it. I think not.
I didn't say the audio controls cannot enhance the recorded material. What I said was MIDI enables a MUSICIAN to create music. And I don't NEED any of the audio recording part of SONAR to make all the music I can possibly pull out of the ether by using MIDI.
You have the names of these "provers" ? and the web site containing these proofs must be available too somewhere.
MY WISH
Put up Craig. I wish to see the proof of your statements of audio's superior abilities to create itself.
Should be easy for you to prove since, according to you, it has been shown time and again.
I could not disagree more.
MIDI in one fell swoop made it possible even for a hack (on normal "classic" instruments) to make meaningful music playing an instrument capable of an infinite variety of musical sounds. The synthesizer.
If you haven't ascertained that for yourself after this much time......(2007 you joined here). I'll presume that you used the software since joining the forum but have no use for the midi portion. That's cool. You don't have to and it is an uphill struggle to learn to play a musical instrument via midi as opposed to your fingers and lips and arms and legs and breath. But it can most certainly be done. And very very very well too. Thank you very much.
ANOTHER WISH
I wish that this forum would have a section that is devoted entirely to creating music using the midi portion of the software.
CREATING the music.........not using precreated loops or articulations also precreated and available in some notation program. In truth anyone can take some loops and slap them into a Sonar recording session and move them around and come up with some kind of stew that sounds like music. It is music. Just wasn't created by someone who can honestly be called a musician. An artiste??? Sure I'll go with that.
It's not an insult to be called an artist or artiste.
Many visual artists can't draw or paint or do much of anything usually considered to be an artistic method.
Assemblage is one such method.
Much Aloha