Have we now reached "peak plug in"

[mgw38]

As long as there is value in making art for the artist himself, the musician will never get obsolete.

That's a brilliant quote. I might steal that.

[foosnark]

as im nearly 50, i find it very hard to care, what people will be listening to, in 100 years.

I don't even care what people are listening to now.

[rod_zero]

The market is beyond saturation, I really don't understand how developers keep releasing stuff, is there really that many people with the budget and GAS to keep getting new stuff?

[vurt]

The market is beyond saturation, I really don't understand how developers keep releasing stuff, is there really that many people with the budget and GAS to keep getting new stuff?

new people.

[noiseboyuk]

The market is beyond saturation, I really don't understand how developers keep releasing stuff, is there really that many people with the budget and GAS to keep getting new stuff?

new people.

Reckon it's mostly the old people actually. In the eternal belief that the NEXT plugin will be the one to make all the difference.

[vurt]

The market is beyond saturation, I really don't understand how developers keep releasing stuff, is there really that many people with the budget and GAS to keep getting new stuff?

new people.

Reckon it's mostly the old people actually. In the eternal belief that the NEXT plugin will be the one to make all the difference.

there's always new, old people, searching for that

[Michey]

I believe we have reached 'peak synth' and now 'peak plug in'

Yes and no.

Yes: we have reached a peak.
No: not now. many many years ago.

[CrystalWizard]

I couldn't make such a sweeping statement, but in my tiny subset of the "public" it does seem that most people are now into playlists. Only a small subset of that subset (mostly older friends) actually Listen to music and care who made it.

People are curating the playlists...

No, algorithms are making the playlists (spotify, etc,).
And regardless, my point is that most people i meet up with do not know who they are listening to.

[jens]

I couldn't make such a sweeping statement, but in my tiny subset of the "public" it does seem that most people are now into playlists. Only a small subset of that subset (mostly older friends) actually Listen to music and care who made it.

People are curating the playlists...

No, algorithms are making the playlists (spotify, etc,).
And regardless, my point is that most people i meet up with do not know who they are listening to.

Then you are meeting the wrong people.

[vurt]

people are made up by algorithms.

[t3toooo]

I think AI still has a ways to go.

It not only has ways to go. It never ever will be as good as Human made Music.

[vurt]

I think AI still has a ways to go.

It not only has ways to go. It never ever will be as good as Human made Music.

some human made music was awful.

[t3toooo]

I think AI still has a ways to go.

It not only has ways to go. It never ever will be as good as Human made Music.

some human made music was awful.

Yes of course, I forgot. Your Testla is also able to rust.

[vurt]

i don't drive

[t3toooo]

i don't drive

I know, you only fly