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This conversation has moved from electronic limitations to analog limitation, then to what defines music that people like, only to move slowly to a discussion on the necessity of 1Bit music.
Now I can't help but pick out one sentence from your previous post, Melkor:

I strongly disagree.
By definition, art is created to showcase the creative and expressive skill of the artISTS. Those who produce works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. While this obviously relates to visual arts, I believe calling music an art is EXACTLY how we should describe it; works of time created by a composer to convey expressivity through several emotional (therefore musical) catharses.
Would you call music non-expressive? This seems foolish to me. I believe people who view music in this light aren't musicians, only arrangers of sounds, yes there is a difference here. Musicians relate to the arts, and are expressive, arrangers of sound take ontological snippets of time and arrange them to be translated into psychological time purposes.
I agree that discussion is integral, and here I may just be the Schoenberg to your Stravinsky.

This thread is about skullz. Lets keep 8bc out of it.

I don't like this whole 'limitations' sentiment.
Each instrument is unique, and they all have limitation. What's the point in arguing over whether or not that's a good or bad thing? What happens if it's bad?: Music sucks, playing instruments suck, there isn't one that is limitless, therefore I hate everything.
Limitations allow each instrument to become specialized.
Also, so what if limitations are good?: I play the classical guitar because I love the unique timbre, not because I'm limited to playing softer contrapuntal/expressive scores.

Make tunez, love what you're doing.

I didn't mind figuring out how to upload a song,, seeing as how they give you instructions on how to extract the sng file.
The only thing that bothers me is the lack of instructions on how to use the kits that get uploaded.
Is it using the same lsdjmanager program?

Edit: scratch that, I found the program after going to the kit upload screen.

Screens!
I got two;)

It's gunna be rad. I heard he's making one 2:34 song out of EVERY SONG EVER UPLOADED.