VSTs are a tool you can use for creation. I see what you're doing as exploring and trying to find new sounds. I think this is different than what the article

VSTs are a tool you can use for creation. I see what you're doing as exploring and trying to find new sounds. I think this is different than what the article speaks about. From the article: > Now, defining successful social interactions used to be difficult, but the sphere of social interaction has since been immanentized onto the metric of likes, retweets, hearts etc, wherein a greater number of positive likes equates to a more successful social interaction I just don't see exploring sounds as equivalent to the above. I mean are you trying to get likes, retweets, etc. with your VSTs? Not in the same manner - sure you will be making a audio work that you hope will be appreciated but it's nowhere near the same as unconsciously regurgitating some text macro image from a political think tank group or radio station.