grafzhl

You could of course argue that the "unfair advantage" is the lack of shareholders who expect the studio to squeeze every last bit of profit out of the player base, but that's neither here nor there.

Been making electronic music for well over a decade, but always in the classic DAW arrangement view, at most using MIDI keyboards in terms of haptic input devices but relying on mouse and keyboard 95% of the time. I look at devices like Push or Maschine and my immediate thought is how tedious it seems to get anything done with them. I find the different approaches to manifesting musical ideas endlessly fascinating.

While all other tokens are considered, the attention mechanism is putting an individual weight on each one, in a way "paying more attention" to some than others.