[sdiy] Wakeman

[Grant Richter]

>> And I'm not sure the market isn't there for something *really* different.
>> It will be interesting to see how the Neuron does...
> 
> Indeed.  I hope it does well, not only for listeners, but also to show
> other manufacturers that innovative designs _sell_.  Then they might be
> more prepared to invest in developing new technology, rather than flogging
> the same old stuff, but in shiny new boxes with a few more buttons.
> 

If a new instrument has any depth, it will take work to develop virtuosity.

That will turn off many people whose idea of a "good" instrument is: Makes
you famous and rich with no effort.

A more advanced instrument will take MORE work to play well. Few people are
willing to put the work into developing virtuosity on existing instruments
(which are already highly advanced).