Well if you are a studio in the analog camp, then it has gone up as "vintage" analog equipment prices can only go up. If your in the digital camp, prices can go down but not down enough yet to where the average musician can afford it. Give me 30,000$ for a digital ProTools system and I'll retract my statement:)
"they're wrong" either way it was sarcastic and I dont believe typing habits should be taken into account. but thanks for pointing out the spelling error, I'm sure it made you feel a lot better.
Yeh your right, we should elect you as the minister of music affairs, because your taste is generally suited to the american peoples. A lot of new music is crap, and yet the kids still buy it. THEIR WRONG!!! You must save them, you know whats best.
On another note, screw you, I love the way a power cord sounds through MY loud amp. My lyrics mean something to me, and I dont care if you think their crap or not. Maybe you should lighten up and let people to and buy what they want, not what you think they should. My opinion of good is definatly different than yours, so screw you for saying any art is crap.
Most/.'ers are ignorant to scream evil when a cd price goes up. Yes cd MANUFACTURING prices have gone down, but making the property that is on the cd, costs far more than any of you probably realize. The time and effort, and of course money required to make the music on a cd is so high that the record companies have to protect what they have invested. Sure some of their practices are questionable, but who are you to say how a loan company an artist chose is doing wrong? No one forced the artist to sign a record contract, they did it because they couldn't pay the fees to make a cd themselves. I'm really dissappointed in the ignorance of such an esteemed "nerd" community.
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Well if you are a studio in the analog camp, then it has gone up as "vintage" analog equipment prices can only go up. If your in the digital camp, prices can go down but not down enough yet to where the average musician can afford it. Give me 30,000$ for a digital ProTools system and I'll retract my statement :)
"they're wrong" either way it was sarcastic and I dont believe typing habits should be taken into account. but thanks for pointing out the spelling error, I'm sure it made you feel a lot better.
Yeh your right, we should elect you as the minister of music affairs, because your taste is generally suited to the american peoples. A lot of new music is crap, and yet the kids still buy it. THEIR WRONG!!! You must save them, you know whats best. On another note, screw you, I love the way a power cord sounds through MY loud amp. My lyrics mean something to me, and I dont care if you think their crap or not. Maybe you should lighten up and let people to and buy what they want, not what you think they should. My opinion of good is definatly different than yours, so screw you for saying any art is crap.
Most /.'ers are ignorant to scream evil when a cd price goes up. Yes cd MANUFACTURING prices have gone down, but making the property that is on the cd, costs far more than any of you probably realize. The time and effort, and of course money required to make the music on a cd is so high that the record companies have to protect what they have invested. Sure some of their practices are questionable, but who are you to say how a loan company an artist chose is doing wrong? No one forced the artist to sign a record contract, they did it because they couldn't pay the fees to make a cd themselves. I'm really dissappointed in the ignorance of such an esteemed "nerd" community.