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> > Welcome! You've stepped into a frequently recurring debate here > on this wonderful list. It's one of those Fender vs. Gibson, > Emacs vs. Vi, York vs. Sargent debates that every list seems to have. > > Here, this is usually referred to as the "software vs. hardware" > debate. I mentioned this a few times. It is absolutely absurd that there is a differentiation. Hardware uses software, software needs hardware. No response from Kim from my emails. > > Hardware is often preferred by those that gig frequently because > they are more reliable. The downside is that they can be bigger, > heavier, harder to transport, and harder to repair. I think that I gig as frequently as many on this list and I definitely prefer software. > > Software is often preferred by "experimental" and "bedroom" musicians > that like the mind-blowing amount of options you have with modern > music software, and are willing to deal with the stability issues of a > laptop. To lump "bedroom" and "experimental" together seems a bit demeaning to those that live and work in the world outside the bedroom..... whereas I do certainly practice sometimes in my bedroom, I live in the gigging world.... best regards! jeff Jeff Kaiser http://www.jeffkaisermusic.com pfMENTUM.com • AngryVegan.com