Computers gaining ever bigger role in making music

[Wimblees@AOL.COM]

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In a message dated 3/16/02 3:36:41 PM !!!First Boot!!!, Billbrpt@AOL.COM 
writes:


> What will they think of next?  Gee, I always thought it required music 
> lessons, the study and understanding of music in order to create it.  But 
> according to this article, soon, anyone will just be able to sit down at 
> the computer and out it will come, no prior experience necessary, even 
> "teens and old people" (sic) will be able to, so they say. 
> 
> Bill Bremmer RPT 
> 

Bill

I think you're trying to find fault where is none. The article points out 
that even with the advanced hardware and software, there is still a lot of 
sophistication needed in order to make and produce music. What the software 
is enabling more musicians to do is produce music with fewer mistakes, and 
improve on what they already know. No where do I see anything that says non 
musicians are going to be able to make music, just because they own a 
computer, which is what the "do it yourself" piano tuning kit is implying. 

Wim



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