Wrote a guide that you'll hopefully enjoy reading / window shopping through! Gear should never feel like work. ;)

Relatable, really.

Today! At least via Thomann. Think it's shipping in the next week or two. WIll keep tabs on that.

Your prosody is indeed better. We can duet. OTOH drunk and not working repetitions of jingle bells bells bells bells bells bells will maximize comedic effect.

Save some energy to sing HAPPY HAPPY CHRISTMAS to the tune of rhythm is rhythm. Does it fit ? Drink more.

youtu.be/rFQZndywOR4?...

It can have verses. But this raises other questions like … jingle jingle bells bells bells bells? Decisions.

I do sometimes wish I could at least talk to the *ghost* of Douglas Adams, because he sure nailed AI, down to "a bunch of mindless jerks..."

it's just because we hate the poor. speaking of which, I want to make this t-shirt as merch so we can all wear it ironically...

I love this. So working slow I believe is really, really important -- but so is the ability to prototype, hack, and jam. This lets you try ideas quickly so you don't get stuck in template sameness.

Yeah, and then his Head of Content wants us to believe she's some kind of champion for access for low-income people, *while putting a pic of their multibillion dollar valuation.*

What an insult to all the people who have advocated real access to instruments and music education.

ah yeah, this seems like a question a bunch of people are going to have, too, so keep me posted!

Wait, really? What's the workaround?

I mean sure, but good god, if I'd had a deliberate vision and strategy ahead of everything, I think I'd never have gotten anything accomplished, least of all music-making or improv. ;)

So yeah, there's a ton of music that's built around technological discovery and exploration, hence...