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33veränderungen · 04-19-2015, 10:35 PM

Just the other day in my English class, we analyzed the differences between a video of a live performance of a Brandenburg Concerto and an electronic representation of the same piece. It sounded really different, and I liked it a little less than the live performance. But it wasn't because the animated electronic version of the piece was worse; it was just different. Anything it may have lacked in sound quality had the chance to be made up for in its animated aspect. The particular animation I saw had dots of different spacing, color, and size representing different notes. It showed me a whole new way of looking at the notes and parts and organization. It was fun to look at.

04-19-2015, 10:35 PM	#9 (permalink)
33veränderungen Groupie Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 5	Animation vs. Live performance Just the other day in my English class, we analyzed the differences between a video of a live performance of a Brandenburg Concerto and an electronic representation of the same piece. It sounded really different, and I liked it a little less than the live performance. But it wasn't because the animated electronic version of the piece was worse; it was just different. Anything it may have lacked in sound quality had the chance to be made up for in its animated aspect. The particular animation I saw had dots of different spacing, color, and size representing different notes. It showed me a whole new way of looking at the notes and parts and organization. It was fun to look at.