I disagree. Yes, you can make a lot of sounds with a synthesizer. But on the other hand, a synthesizer will always sound like a synthesizer. There are tons of different kinds of guitars and effects, tons of string instruments, horns etc, different kinds of pianos, drums, the list goes on. I don't really think electronic music has more space for creativity(in fact I think most non EDM music is more creative).Xenon96 wrote:I'm not really into any instruments, I like electric music, because you're not limited to the sounds of instruments, so there's more space for creativity.
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Piano, Violin & Ehru. I love the sound of those three and the feelings that you can put across with them 

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Yes, a synthesizer may always sound like a synthesizer, but then again, a piano will always sound like a piano, and a guitar will always sound like a guitar, no matter what variant of said instrument. There are also tons of different synthesizers; after all, Sylenth 1 isn't the only soft synth in existence, and Virus TI is not the only analogue synth in existence.Fission wrote:I disagree. Yes, you can make a lot of sounds with a synthesizer. But on the other hand, a synthesizer will always sound like a synthesizer. There are tons of different kinds of guitars and effects, tons of string instruments, horns etc, different kinds of pianos, drums, the list goes on. I don't really think electronic music has more space for creativity(in fact I think most non EDM music is more creative).Xenon96 wrote:I'm not really into any instruments, I like electric music, because you're not limited to the sounds of instruments, so there's more space for creativity.
Also, who the hell says that non-EDM is only limited to (acoustic) instruments? Enter Shikari uses synths in their work, and Pop, at least older pop, is a fusion of acoustic & electronic instruments. I've also heard Jazz with synth elements.
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Not me, I listen to tons of synthpop. Naked & Famous, M83, Passion Pit, you name it. I just don't think synths allow more creativity than instruments. I think both synths and instruments can add space for creativity to eachother, but saying just synthesizers allow more space for creativity than instruments is nonses IMO.R3cl41m3r wrote:Also, who the hell says that non-EDM is only limited to (acoustic) instruments?
@SCH, there are instruments that produce a similar sound too...
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Piano and violin... no matter the ability of changing the sound is pretty narrow, these instruments could always sound beautiful to me. Honestly, I'm glad they're still sound the same 
