Every now and again, you can see the future on the horizon. You can make out, if just barely, the shape of things to come. And I tell you, things like this —
—are the first steps. Up next: Skynet and the Rise of the Machines. You just wait.
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Uh . . . yikes. OK, having the tuner live in your volume knob would be suh-WEET. But other than that . . . I think I’m turing into an old fogey, because it seems like a lot of products are being designed to take the musicianship out of being a musician. If you can’t tune your own guitar, you shouldn’t be playing it. I wonder how much this will jack up the price of a Gibson.
That might be the laziest thing I’ve ever seen.
“I can only muster enough enthusiasm for these few half-hearted strums.”
Doesn’t bode well for the rocking that, theoretically, is about to commence, now does it?
already gone are the days of a Greatful Dead concert when a two hour show would take three hours so they could tune up on stage.
There is no musicianship anymore anyways.