I don’t pretend to be an expert music engineer. If you don’t know how to mix, record or write songs, even on a basic level, you’re essentially throwing your money down a vacuum (see, I told you it makes sense). You can spend an infinite amount of your hard-earned cash and have absolutely no improvement in your songs. Let’s be crystal clear - this is what makes virtual software so dangerous. It is an exciting prospect, pumping a few hundred bucks into some VSTs in the hope that your songs will come out the other end sounding as though they were made in Abbey Road studios. Okay, so maybe you think that’s the worst analogy I’ve ever thought up, but it is still technically accurate. There’s a lot of loud noise, bells and whistles, but if you fall too far into it, you get sucked up, never to resurface. The world of VSTs - Virtual Studio Technology - can be a dangerous one.
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