On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
If you don't think so, then please tell me what you can do with that
patch that's so musically interesting that it would warrant buying a
modern digital computer instead of a turntable.
Because it takes a lot less room, the sound doesn't have to be recorded on
vinyl or shellac or whatever, and the scratching device can be easily
transformed in a multitude of closely-related devices that aren't like
turntables anymore. Then you can save those devices and share them with
like-minded people on pd-list without having to pay kilodollars of
shipping.
You already have a modern digital computer for other reasons, so, it's
irrelevant to think of what would be the rationale for buying one.
And anyway, it's been a while that we can think of turntables as being
parodies of what can be done with [tabread~] or any other kind of array
subscript.
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