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some of us dont see our relationship with the computer as one with a dictator. looks like you have been hurt by a computer bad. we see it as bicycle for the min

• coldtea 3y ago
  >some of us dont see our relationship with the computer as one with a dictator And yet you scolded people using it as a simple means to an end, and not rushing to adopt advanced functionality. Sounds dictatorshipy enough to me. >looks like you have been hurt by a computer bad Looks like you're using pop psychology BS to win arguments via ad hominems. Did it ever work for you? >we see it as bicycle for the mind. Bicycles didn't made walking bad or obsolete. Nor did cars made bicycles obsolete. In the same vein, the presence of advanced DAW functions and plugins doesn't mean using the computer as a more convenient multi-track machine doing simple wave editing, or using a basic looper is "wrong", and they should get called out for it. If a simple wave editor was the kind of vehicle they needed, that's their deal, and the output can be as good as anything done with advanced DAW magic.
  • uwagar 3y ago
    the point was the chap went only so far as using simple and early audio editing tools to come to a grand conclusion that digital/software instruments cant transcend the abstraction (his phrase) real instruments played by a human being could.