Manchester (UK), Albert Hall

What about new technologies? In former times TD was a current topic in professional magazines ...

Answered by Edgar Froese

If you stop shouting out loud and driving certain gazettes crazy with hightech spins, that doesn’t mean that our development has stopped. It’s just the opposite. It should be clear that, given the incredible oversupply in electronic rubbish on CD-ROM, plug ins, official downloads and many well-known or not common hacker sites, there is actually nothing else but sound war. Who puts 500 screws into a sound board, which is mediocre anyway, with a turbo screwdriver in a minute’s time? Brilliant, one of them did it, and he gets the highest award: a million of screws he has to drive into an even more mediocre sound board in ten minutes. Shall we join the others shouting and back up some collaborating referees of this stupid game? Arrogant as we were often imputed to be, I assert that we are doing more interesting things we will put forward soon, for the enjoyment of everybody.