> It seems that general dogma has crept in again. Nothing is wrong with soft synths > or plugins. In fact they are wonderful, simply amazing actually. There is also nothing > wrong with a TX816 as a creative tool, but that doesn't mean that a Buchla 200 is > an obsolete piece of crap (actually many would contend that the TX816 was an > obsolete piece of crap also at this point). All of these things have their place in > the creative process. I like to play around with soft synths but I like to play around What I meant was the over enthusiastic marketing techniques that end up getting used in the pursuit of the almighty dollar. They keep coming up with great technologies, but then over selling them as "the next big thing that replaces all others". I have nothing inherently against soft synths. I just wish they wouldn't market them as a "superior replacement' for something else. And I wish people wouldn't buy into that marketing crap, and then parrot it back at me. It gets on my one remaining nerve.
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Re: Learning BASIC for PSIM-1?
2004-02-19 by grantrichter2001
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