Karl Jenkins- Palladio

Karl Jenkins performing palladio

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[jbdyoni]

I think its sad that most artists today don't actually use instruments but just a computer....

We have more sound engineers than artists and composers..... Where is the talent in that?!

I wish there was more like this!

[jbdyoni]

@dougleyendecker Yes that is true, I have given a bit of thought to this and I think I was being a bit harsh....

But I do still think that we need more physical instrumental music out there

[1sorryham]

@RoseLoriel It is pure Karl Jenkins, and although parts of it might sound a little like parts of various pieces by Vivaldi, it is distinctly different overall. This piece was used in a De Beers Diamond commercial at one time, so it might seem familiar for that reason.

[TheAmbientHutch]

glorious

[GERLORIEL]

Wonderful!

[MachinasDeusEx]

Memorial to our ancestors, the Homo Sapiens Sapiens...

Greeting from the United Republik of Trance-Psychedelia & Idylia

[jbdyoni]

@MrBassRabbit Hmm, I guess that's true, depending on what you like though. I admit my argument may be a bit bias as I am not a fan of most modern music styles.

[MrBassRabbit]

@jbdyoni Well, it's pop music. Low talent and cheap music are to be expected. If people use it well, then electronic stuff can be amazing.

[lendan07]

if you cant play an instrument you are not a musician simple as

[jbdyoni]

@MrBassRabbit Yes that's true, but it seems that so many are using computers (and so on) that many artists and songs sound very similar, I think its being over used...

[MrBassRabbit]

@jbdyoni Well, I agree that making a loop repeat over and over can be boring (except for Daft Punk, they do it and it's always awesome.), and I do believe modern day pop "artists" should go back to playing instruments. All I'm saying is that making a song electronically takes just as much skill as any other instrument.

[jbdyoni]

@MrBassRabbit Nothing at all!! I have nothing against it, I just think it is being overused with modern artists these days, and I am not talking about mixing tracks together and all, but using the computer to make the sounds and then just looping/building on that....

It takes several years to learn to use such software (and get a degree or whatever) but it can take decades to master an instrument, it just seems sometimes that artist take shortcuts to produce more quickly...