"You don't have to know anything. You go in there and click on it, and it's playing guitar chords," Sheridan said. "It's pretty neat, actually."

Yeah...it's sort of like they threw you into an article about the iPhone as a random aside. :/ The whole "anybody can make music you don't need to know ANYTHING" idea reminds me of shit like the Sharper Image BEAMZ system. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpDZ3WotLXY)

Also this reminded me...I played the PSP/Pxtone Moon Glider EP on my radio show last week. (I dropped my external hard drive and lost most of my music collection so I had to come up with something at the last minute...normally I don't play my own stuff)

pretty soon, music will just write itself, i guess..

heh...

...on an aside, I fired up my palm pilot after a long hiatus...hotsync works on xp, didn't work on 2000...lots of cool stuff i can do now with installations and stuff...like writing a tune in bhajis on the palm and rendering straight to computer!

Anyway, did this little test today playing around with the compressors in bhajis. No post processing. tungsten t|3 providing the hardware, chocopoolp providing software, hs providing sampling and editing. :)

"pocket-sized revolution in the music world"
hahahaha

>>10067
Perhaps through the power science, music will one day be turned into a living organism capable of growth/evolution and musicians will merely become it's doctors.
Oh wait...

Woah.
That article was pretty, um, pointless.
Especially the referring of you.