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((""As it gets better (it still has plenty of flaws) you will build your own studio session and instruct each instrument how you want them to play, you will do as much in running the boards as you please with help or solo or maybe with templates for how famous producers once did it."")) --------------------------- No doubt. No argument. Everyone gets that, Brian. The reality you're describing is no longer virtual, and certainly "COULD" be a wonderful creative asset. However... EVERYTHING IS BEING DIGITIZED! EVEN MONEY! This brave new digital world is still in its infancy, but growing fast. OWNERSHIP and CONTROL is the issue, Brian. The "Programmers" will dictate digital policy, especially with regard to public address. The entire digital platform will be absolutely regulated and administered in accordance with acceptable global standards of lawful ethics. I still remember how wonderful, useful, and liberating the World Wide Web was supposed to be... intended to be... https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14871203
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