> I don't stick with it for sentimental reasons, its the simplicity that > attracts me...
whose to say a simpler, more intuitive interface can't be created? > Oh, and your record will never crash, or you needle with never have an irq > conflict... your records can warp, your needles can break. There are problems with every medium. Imagine if there was a good digital solution! You wouldn't have to spend thousands of dollars on a lathe and $30 for a blank acetate that wears out after 20 plays. The point that everyone's missing is that a better solution can be devised. True, vinyl is still the best solution. But we're quickly approaching a point where it won't be anymore. it won't be long till someone comes up with a truly elegant and intuitive interface for mixing digitally. Pretending it won't happen is silly. chris
