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[–] roserose56@lemmy.zip 9 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Back then electronic music(progressive, house, trance etc.), used to be 8 to 12 minutes songs. 3-5 minutes is good for normal everyday songs(pop, rock etc).

[–] 4am@lemmy.zip 11 points 22 hours ago

We also had to mix on vinyl by ear and try to match native tempos enough that you didn’t have to pitch more than +/-8, so tracks had long, formulaic lead-ins and outros to make that process smooth.

These days if you want to make a track longer you can just key in a loop, the pitch is corrected at any tempo (and can be adjusted to be in key), the gear measures tempo in real-time and can start tracks synced up to the correct beat measure (some small adjustments may be required) and you can jump to any part of a track, still beat-aligned, with the press of a button. You also get SMPTE, DMX, and video output if you want to control other aspects of the stage. And your record crate is a thumb drive you can stick in your pocket.

It’s not easier, it’s just different, and there are fewer restrictions.

[–] RaoulDuke85@lemmy.world 5 points 23 hours ago

Time flies when you’re on ecstasy.