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Old 05.13.2009, 04:30 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
This is like going on and on and on about the way the instrument is played, not who plays it. Are we going to change the record eventually? Every single thing that makes a sound has the potential of sounding both shit or appealing, when it comes to that. No argument.

The thing is, the guitar, the electric guitar, the electric guitar of rock music, is generally played in such a way so as to elide dynamics. The person above was saying that music lacks dynamics, and my point is that electric guitar, played in Anglo-American rock music (which is a byword for the stock-and-trade of this forum) tends to lack dynamics. I'm talking timbral and volume dynamics. It's a necessarily limited instrument. I'm not criticising the instruement, I'm criticising the (implicit) criticism of the instrument. Ok?

Edit: because, y'know, I'm a guitarist. I'll just make that as obvious as I can.
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