The impact of synthesizers is already over. They were used far more imaginatively in the 70s than they are today.
The real future is software, especially composition integrated with DSP. Not aimless generative nonsense based on randomly reshuffling arrays and maybe snapping them to a harmonic grid, but complex, composed architectures of sound.
Some of them may not even have a bass drum on every quarter beat - a bit radical, but who knows what the future holds?
The real future is software, especially composition integrated with DSP. Not aimless generative nonsense based on randomly reshuffling arrays and maybe snapping them to a harmonic grid, but complex, composed architectures of sound.
Some of them may not even have a bass drum on every quarter beat - a bit radical, but who knows what the future holds?