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I've never seen it as a spectrum, really. I see it more like a Venn diagram: there are those who are into the process, there are those who are into the result. But some of us fall right in the intersection.

I don't see it as a spectrum because I don't bother looking at how MUCH people are into one aspect or the other. If they like music, then they do. If they like sequencing and its nuances, then they do. Everything else falls into the dilemma of 'taste' and it would be too complicated to consider.

Because getting into details such as if one person like the process and/or the result is already quite complicated in itself anyway.

But yes, dammit, yes. Both terms aren't apart, and by definition they shouldn't: the process brings forward a result. The result comes from a process.

I've fortunately not shown most of my stuff outside the Internet. The sole exception would be my mother, who happens to be amazed by my stuff, but "rather have me playing it with real-sounding instruments". I don't wanna show my father, because he'll only speak of "how much can you sell this for" and "why aren't you charging for your stuff", among other rather consumerist-like comments.

I've yet to try with some friends of mine, but I think they'd understand. ...I think.

Between one hour and three months. Depends on length and complexity.

And if I'm actually experienced at the tool I'm using or not.

Simply amazing. I'll be using this a lot soon.

Incidental databend? Keep the pictures dude. Hell, collage them up and post them on 8bc, they seem to thrive on that stuff.

It looks pretty interesting to tell you the truth.

Whoa, really? Ouch...

It's always awkward to find out about the death of someone on the Internet.

This is also useful for ripping data from GBS files. GB sound on NSFs by means of FDS/N106 = yesssssss.

EDIT: I get the download perfectly... There's something wrong on your side, or something right on mine.