Practice (and perform) your parts – don’t just sequence them | Kim Lajoie's blog

It’s pretty easy to sequence. You’ve got a computer chock-full of samplers, romplers, synths, loops and other sound sources. You start every project with an empty timeline that’s as inviting as a swimming pool on a hot still day or an untouched carpet of autumn leaves. It’s pretty easy to sequence – dragging in plugins and audio and placing them on the grid in neat patterns like lego blocks. And like lego blocks, it’s easy to arrange them neatly and be satisfied with the result. But you can do better.

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Practice (and perform) your parts – don’t just sequence them | Kim Lajoie's blog

Practice (and perform) your parts – don’t just sequence them | Kim Lajoie's blog