The (literal) end of music

**FakeLaser** · 03-07-2007, 11:35 PM

While there will always be new technology, think about it this way. Synthesizers, electric guitars, drum machines, music making software and all that stuff exist. People still use acoustic guitars, regular drums, pianos, etc.

You can argue that music has become a lot less complex as time has gone on. Nowadays, anyone can make music. Pop, rap, even rock and roll is more simplistic than the complex arrangements of a classical piece. There are so many different kinds of music, however. It's impossible to predict how it will evolve.

Music is an artistic medium. It will always exist.

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03-07-2007, 11:35 PM	#8
FakeLaser continental drift Posts: 46,731	While there will always be new technology, think about it this way. Synthesizers, electric guitars, drum machines, music making software and all that stuff exist. People still use acoustic guitars, regular drums, pianos, etc. You can argue that music has become a lot less complex as time has gone on. Nowadays, anyone can make music. Pop, rap, even rock and roll is more simplistic than the complex arrangements of a classical piece. There are so many different kinds of music, however. It's impossible to predict how it will evolve. Music is an artistic medium. It will always exist.