New computer software

[Mark Schecter]

It's been done. It's called a "synthesizer".

-Mark

PS It was in the pursuit of keyboardists' dollars that so much energy 
was put into handing them the keys to the kingdom, so to speak. A lot 
has been done by the music technology companies to empower musicians. 
And I guess it's only fair to remember that pianos, too, are products of 
music technology companies, likewise pursuing musicians' dollars.

But the development of high tech musical instruments wouldn't have 
happened if the market wasn't there to support it. That the market won't 
support the continued production of spinet pianos is too bad, maybe, for 
somebody, but oh well. Change may not equal improvement, but it will happen.

-M

mccleskey112 at bellsouth.net wrote:
> It looks like, to me, that it would be in their interest to invent 
> new sounds that aren't already in use. Sounds that other instruments 
> can't produce. Get outside of the box and work on something new and 
> useful. Any thoughts? Gerald McCleskey RPT