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I have Analogue Systems, not Solutions, but you should be able to get a lot of information here: http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/index.php

Dark Magus, and Pangaea are two of my favorites. Dense and abstract. Under-appreciated, in my opinion.

I echo most of the feelings expressed above. He changed the way I heard, listened to, and approached music. His elliptical artistry is so inspiring. On the plus side, I'm finding people who have been similarly inspired by him.
Like a seed into the ground.

haha. Probably.

It does seem as if music often shuns and ridicules attempts at depth or meaning, more so than other art forms.

I suppose this is due to the real-world, earthy aspect of music performance.

Eno always has very insightful views.

I recommend the diary he published a few years back, A Year With Swollen Appendices.

'..."conceptual novelist" that spends all day spinning the pages of a dictionary and stabbing it with a pencil...'

I seriously hope you're joking.

Thanks. They're in consideration.

Trying to drum up some options.

This sort of thing is what annoys me with Sonar. That, and the buggy stuff that lingers version after version.

Propellerhead's new Record is supposedly designed to get get away from such convolution.

What do you think of this Studio 15 deal, with the free 7200 HD?

http://www.dell.com/content/products/fe ... l=en&s=dhs

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I'll bet you'd find there's more people doing the music/band thing now, proportionally, than in the past. It's become 'a thing'...like playing sports...that kids just do.
Good and bad ramifications.

The product to process ratio has an artistic aspect as well. The notion of 'professionalism' often involves a good deal of compromise in the need and desire to please an audience/market. The American composer Charles Ives felt he could not be true to his calling if he did it professionally. The inde...

I'm aware of the Muse, and the V-Machine. Not my primary objective, but thanks...it's something I'm also considering.
Just a whim, really. Seems there ought to be a way...