> and the barriers to entry are incredibly low. Yes and no. Technical barrier to entry is low. It is also relatively easy to do something that your friends wil

> and the barriers to entry are incredibly low. Yes and no. Technical barrier to entry is low. It is also relatively easy to do something that your friends will say: wow that sounds great. It is totally another thing to make something good enough that they will play it several times a day on their own. Look at rushes and jams released by amateur musicians: the average quality is super super low. Not super low as being painful to listen, but super low as "sounds unfinished/incomplete/dull, I have no desire to play it again".