I just invented a round thing that will revolutionise transportation. I like to call it “the wheel”. I will upload a youtube video of it when I get chance (The idea came to me one evening when I was sat staring into my other latest invention, which I like to call “fire”)
Yeah, I’m pretty sure “knob turning” is nothing new … .
Seriously, OP … I couldn’t even bring myself to watching your video. If you think “real time” electronic music making is something new, then I can only assume you were born too late to appreciate the pioneers of the genre.
I think you should expand upon your “invention” into sub-genres like knob yanking or knob jerking …
Boom-Chicka-Wah-Wah! Boom-Chicka-Ooomph!
Seriously, I think you are trying to pull my knob. And I’m not sure I feel comfortable with that … .
P.S. I like beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow …
Okay, out of respect I tried watching your youtube video. I made it about 25 seconds. Please tell me it gets better once you start “turning the knobs” …
I like some creative electronic music as much as I like some raw old Robert Johnson or Hank Williams, but jeeez … not a good beginning. And over 20 minutes of it? I couldn’t stick around to hear the rest. I have a limited data plan … .
I actually thought that this thread was going to be sarcastic, i.e. the OP went and saw a show where he was bored because the performers were just standing there turning knobs.
You ever seen the “DJ’s” at a typical rave? A bunch of 15 year olds dancing hysterically and turning a knob every few seconds. Lol at what modern live music has come to
it is somewhay different and interesting to set your mixer levels up to knobs - as opposed to faders. More like live mixing or creating music on the fly, much fun and, the technique is more like djing than typical mixing Imo.