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[astrangehourofrecoil]

Alan on Depeche Mode’s sound and sampling process:

With a Depeche Mode song, the first thing we decide upon is atmosphere. After that, we might add sampled sounds. They could be anything—pebbles in a can or industrial noises using oil cans, skips, concrete… All the technology we use is computer-based, but our interest is in what you can do with that, not how it works. There’s no reason to be scared of computer technology. People blame technology for musical sterility, but that’s rubbish. It comes down to ideas.

[listenonrepeat88]

Rock music isn’t just a genre; it’s a powerful force that’s evolved massively over the decades. From its raw beginnings with icons like Elvis to the multi-layered magic of modern production, every era has expanded what we think rock can be. Techniques like multi-track recording revolutionized the scene, offering artists the tools to create richer sounds.

Fast forward to today, where everything from AI to virtual reality is on the table to reshape how we experience music. Whether it's live concerts or polished studio tracks, it's all about balancing that electric energy with creativity. The future of rock is thrilling, and the possibilities are endless.

Let’s keep jamming and pushing boundaries!

RockMusic #MusicProduction #Innovation #TechInMusic #LivePerformance

[theafricandj]

Los Angeles Tomorrow @acreativeconvo on returns for another great panel discussion focusing on Tech in Music. We partnered with the homies at @stem for this special edition and this event is completely SOLD OUT! Our panelists are: @montylov | @shannaxjade | William Morris Moderated By @MalcolmJGray Powered By @GoodSportCreative @ThankYouGlobal @Stem • • • #ACreavtiveConvo #Stem #Panel #TechInMusic (at Stem)