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Tnevz · 8th February 2012

I think his point was that a lot of amateurs tend to overlook the stuff he pointed out.
Amateur and pro can be pretty broad definition wise. But I don't think you'll be making much money making music if you've never considered any of the things he's mentioned here.

Quantization is definitley an option that you can be succesful with. However, if you can make a beat completely unquantized as well, then it only makes sense to me that you would be a better musician and have more opportunities because of it.

8th February 2012	#38
Tnevz Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2009 Posts: 861	I think his point was that a lot of amateurs tend to overlook the stuff he pointed out. Amateur and pro can be pretty broad definition wise. But I don't think you'll be making much money making music if you've never considered any of the things he's mentioned here. Quantization is definitley an option that you can be succesful with. However, if you can make a beat completely unquantized as well, then it only makes sense to me that you would be a better musician and have more opportunities because of it.