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Yeah, after this conversation, I had a little follow-up with Bogdan via email.
A couple of interesting points.
The first one was that he wanted to revise his answer to the future of music.
What a question that is, indeed.
Very hard to answer.
And he said, I honestly wish I'd just said, I don't know what the fuck the future of music tech is.
Because he said, frankly, I can't say the future interests me that much.
I'd love to get a handle on today.
Can't argue with that.
I don't know if
you know what you mean.
Which I suppose can be interpreted in many different ways.
There is a lot of shit going on today in every way, shape and form.
And also a lot of technology.
I mean, my goodness.
I have been pulling my head back into the past and playing with the music technology of that era.
In fact, trackers on 25-year-old computers.
Because I'm looking to see what I missed from the technology of the past, let alone looking to the future.
What was that thing in the intro? You know, the Modor DeLaygon 6.
What is it? No, sorry, I've got the names wrong.
The Modal Econ 6, a synth that uses BBDs as oscillators.
I didn't even know about that.
But anyway, I had to mention it.
But anyway, the point being, there's just so much.
Yeah, after this conversation, I had a little follow-up with Bogdan via email.
A couple of interesting points.
The first one was that he wanted to revise his answer to the future of music.
What a question that is, indeed.
Very hard to answer.
And he said, I honestly wish I'd just said, I don't know what the fuck the future of music tech is.
Because he said, frankly, I can't say the future interests me that much.
I'd love to get a handle on today.
Can't argue with that.
I don't know if
you know what you mean.
Which I suppose can be interpreted in many different ways.
There is a lot of shit going on today in every way, shape and form.
And also a lot of technology.
I mean, my goodness.
I have been pulling my head back into the past and playing with the music technology of that era.
In fact, trackers on 25-year-old computers.
Because I'm looking to see what I missed from the technology of the past, let alone looking to the future.
What was that thing in the intro? You know, the Modor DeLaygon 6.
What is it? No, sorry, I've got the names wrong.
The Modal Econ 6, a synth that uses BBDs as oscillators.
I didn't even know about that.
But anyway, I had to mention it.
But anyway, the point being, there's just so much.
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