The more available formats the better?
Not for the manufacturers thats for sure, for us? Im not so sure either. I love vinyl and i always have - i may not in the future though.
Here is a little report on DRM that has SOME bearing in all of this.
http://weblogs.jupiterresearch.com/a...in_the_dr.html
Jupiter research are a MAJOR player when it comes to industry analysis BTW.
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Originally Posted by snooch
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Originally Posted by dodgyedgy
No, a Guru.
i jest. but vinyl is better than everything else. Ableton=cop-out
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Where do you work? Originally Posted by DannyBlack
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Ableotn cop out?
Right im calling your boss at work and telling him you're naffing around on the net
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Because it makes it so much easier, I think you've got to justify the technology. Originally Posted by DannyBlack
If you use it to do something that would be impossible to do with vinyl, or even CD's, then I think that totally validates its use.
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