nemesis wrote:

> Man, with today's tech at cheap prices, virtually anyone can own their 
> own recording studio.  Aside from that, music *composition* takes years 
> of training, but is basically the musician and his instrument while 
> sketching it away.  Later it's just a matter of hiring some extra 
> musicians and perhaps sound engineers to do the recording and editing. 
> And then virtual distribution through some music store.  Hardly 
> multi-million shattering.
> 
> That is, if all you want is just some honest cash by music-making, 
> without resorting to multi-million marketing pushing you and your band 
> as the latest teen idol and junk seller.
> 
> The recording industry truly is not needed anymore.

Well, theoretically I *have* a recording studio in my bedroom. It 
doesn't sound too hot though. That's either because my stuff is rubbish, 
or - more likely - I'm not a highly trained professional recording 
engineer. I doubt those guys will ever become obsolete. :-P

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