Pretty sure you're wrong. Look at what's happening in music right now. It used to be that if you wanted music that didn't sound like total garbage it was goin

Pretty sure you're wrong. Look at what's happening in music right now. It used to be that if you wanted music that didn't sound like total garbage it was going to be a mainstream production, because all the tools around professional music production were expensive. Now hobbyists have tools comparable to what the pros use, indie music tends to be well produced, and we have a much greater proliferation of fringe music than in the past. Considering how shit mainstream music is from an artistic perspective today, and I have to say I'm glad. By lowering the cost to create professional art, it reduces the barriers to producing unique fringe art. Without a need to recoup a massive investment, people can take experiments, and express themselves.