Re: in support of conservatism

["space module" <spacemodule@hotmail.com>]

True, some gear fetishists produce little to no music, but on the other 
hand 
if you have the technical ability and the imagination, having a "Better" 
tool will expand your vistas of creativity.  Also if you have invested 
many 
hours learning how to use a device and are happy with the results you 
create, why dump it for something new and better.  I have rarely ever seen 
a 
new piece of kit that has duplicated all of the feature set of previously 
made gear. Something always get's left behind.  I buy new gear from time 
to 
time, but rarely replace anything.  I still have to complete my Studio and 
PA.

sm

1st...
> > but i think [Repeater] will be an addition to my toolset.
> > rather than a replacement.
>



Then...
>"...the buy, sell and trade approach (where a relatively capable person
>scores a great piece of gear or two, but somehow gets
>                   caught up in the never-ending cycle of what might be
>better. Consequently selling and trading their equipment all the time in
>hopes of one day attaining the
>                   "perfect" setup...these types , while often amassing a
>great deal of gear, never seem to produce a drop of music.) ..."
>
>--quoted from Sunshine Jones's "A Beginner's Guide to home Studio
>Recording"
>
>r.s.

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