Re: [microsound] Re: livecoding

[aleks vasic <bvasic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Again i agree, but i am comparing the two on an average.  A person with 
good taste in music would be able to put on a decent DJ gig in a short 
amount of time in using most DJ mediums.  A Dj's equipment is for the 
most part used in everyday life by most people.  Heck you can use your 
ipod and really keep an audience happy with a choice playlist, not fun 
to watch but they know exactly what you are doing.

Dont get me wrong, i know a lot of people appreciate the process and 
implementation of a live electronic show, and even a creative and 
technical DJ set.  I just feel that one is much more accessible to you 
average person then the other.


aLEKs



On Jul 7, 2006, at 1:14 PM, jeff gburek wrote:

> the process of alienation is bound also to the process
> of adaptation--i never found laptop music as
> alienating as djs spinning other peoples slabs--the
> idea that a music is coming that we dont know anything
> about untill we hear it is the most exciting
> thing---live coding sounds okay for the sense of
> involvement of the player--i tend to have faith that
> mental acts of high concentration are also physical
> acts of high concentration are also the electrical
> charge that goes into the atmosphere creating tension
> and excitement---this is what people pick up on--it is
> drama--
>
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