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Anyone with a computer with the correct software can make it - a microphone isn't even strictly necessary (although it can be greatly beneficial). | Anyone with a computer with the correct software can make it - a microphone isn't even strictly necessary (although it can be greatly beneficial). | ||
- | In general, artists have used programs such as Windows Sound Recorder and Audacity to record their music, and edit it. | + | In general, artists have used programs such as Windows Sound Recorder and Audacity to record their music, and edit it. |
The difficulty of defining ISM makes it easier to call any music without professional production, planning, or any kind of forethought Intelligent Shit Music. Recording 'on the spot' is great, although it stands in contrast with the 'Sound Recorder fuckery' school of thought - the idea that all ISM must be chaotic random noise, as [[Ash]] seems to believe. [[Hoodash Chittolo]] is a good example of an ISM artist who has balanced both, and much more. | The difficulty of defining ISM makes it easier to call any music without professional production, planning, or any kind of forethought Intelligent Shit Music. Recording 'on the spot' is great, although it stands in contrast with the 'Sound Recorder fuckery' school of thought - the idea that all ISM must be chaotic random noise, as [[Ash]] seems to believe. [[Hoodash Chittolo]] is a good example of an ISM artist who has balanced both, and much more. |