So reads the Newsweek article. The Oct. 25th issue features an article
about sampling old songs to create new hits, ala Puff Daddy style. :) New
software, from MusicHall2000, will make everyone a star. (Maybe Mr. Entox
was correct?)
One can use their Virtual Studio, along with free and for-fee samples, to
create their own tracks and then share them with chaps and lasses all over
the net.
Plans include free distribution to colleges, and more importantly to me,
K-12 schools. Now every child can learn about, and participate in,
sampling during their "music" lessons. Goodbye recorder! :)
Not everyone is happy though. A fun quote from the article, that I'm sure
many on these lists will enjoy? "'The 10 brightest people who [sample]
still don't have the level of intelligence I do,' says jazz critic and
purist Stanley Crouch."
Ah... the intelligentsia of society.
CHeers. ME.
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Peace Hugs and Unity Jason J. Tar
W. W. J. D?
(What would Jason Do?)
http://www.msu.edu/user/tarjason
ICQAT13792120
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