Coccoa wrote:I think u dont get it, its not art, and its not like that becuz i dont like it, its not art becuz its not art. Distorted guitars have nothing to do with it. Rock was inspired and was ACTUALLY music, music that people worked to create with pentagrams and notes and they wrote it using REAL INSTRUMENTS (whether it has been recorded with real instruments its obscure, altho 99% chances are there were real instruments in the booth as well, there wasnt "sampling" back then). Turntables are not instruments, they are mechanisms to reproduce LP vinyl disks. Saying a turntable is an instrument is like saying ur DVD player, ur walkman, ur Ipod, ur car's CD player are musical instruments. Instruments are either percussions (using membrane or other material to create sound thru hits), strings (obviously having string and soundholes to create music notes) or blown (using a steady air-flow and diaphragms to create notes). A turntable is a electric mechanism that uses a needle, connected to a microphonic diaphragm and condensor, to "translate" the waveform of the vinyl disk into energy (Hz) and thru it, to ur speakers. That's what a turntable is. Not an instrument, no nothing.
i know what the fuck a turntable is.
U make music by hitting sticks on rocks and waving a rattle snake like a lasso.
Ur being conservative about music thats what it is. Turntabalism was inspired and techniiques to make sound were make. It was made an instrument.
the ancients made the arp to out of strings, these metal strings are also in a way instruments, but somebody put them together to make noise, noise that appealed to some.
A drum doesnt need notes... it was used because it makes apealing sounds then they started making variations.
U can create a new sound on a turn table and u can manipulate the process of making that sound, better yet, different record creates a different sound. It is an instrument, just isnt called that yet.
Anything can make alter sound, can be used as an instrument.