>> That may be the case for you but better tools make me get more out of
>> them.
>
> That's not what I see in general: compare our angular, plain and boring
> architecture engineered with the help of CAD software with that from the
> baroque period;

Styles change. These days, if you build an intricate piece of 
architecture like that, everyone would go "eh, that's very old and out 
of date isn't it?"

> Mozart symphonies to trance music made with computers;

I happen to *like* trance. :-P

(Which is more than I can say about Mozart symphonies... mostly because 
I don't remember any of them.)

I will grant you though that we are currently flooded with cheap 
mass-produced music that isn't very good. I guess we have simple 
economics to blame, rather than computers. I suspect people are still 
out there making good music; it's just harder to find now.

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