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Hello Justin. Walking through your vast library of musical creations, I have the impression that in this field you are looking for the opposite of what the activity of coding forces you to achieve. There is a taste of unfinished business that haunts your musical production. You invoke music for what it has to give of true in its imperfection, in its non-programmatic way, right ? Since these two opposing activities, each one in their own radical way, must cancel each other out, how do you arbitrate this ?
Asked by OedipeMess (91.170.55.x) on November 24 2022, 8:54am
Reply on November 24 2022, 3:25pm:
Perhaps the yin and the yang? Perhaps there are more similarities than differences, in that they are always in a state of evolution and improvement etc etc.
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Posted by OedipeMess (91.170.55.x) on November 24 2022, 3:55pm:
Thank you for your answer, and yes the work is guaranteed improvement
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