The way I make music is different than this. I use my voice and instruments to physically play and record tracks. I also use effects to make things sound cool. I am half real and half technology. I use a computer to record analog sounds digitally for ease of editing. This person's method seems like an intelligent technology style of making music. I am not judging. I love Amon Tobin. His music is not possible via humans. What do you think about this method? Is it too easy? Why should music be difficult to make? What does this mean for the old-school musician if and when everyone can express themselves via technology and AI? Avoid nostalgia and romantic thoughts when answering yourself. Why does performance ability matter if one wants to make music? Why is there a gut feeling that it is less than? Is it? Why? Should it mostly matter if it sounds cool? If so, who cares where or how it was made? More and more, I do not. I still value Steve Vai. Or Hendrix. Or Mariah. Or Witney. Or Prince. However, if and when music is made that is as good as Chet Baker's and there is no human in the room, I will accept this the same as I accept Megadeth. There is no other choice. Do not hold on to the past. It will only keep you away from the future.