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Live Animals does pretty well with minimal commands, it all depends on what you want to do with your music.

True. And it's not like anyone would ever want to embed this picture on, say, an Internet forum.

This is really neat.

I can understand being a little pissed that someone who isn't really a part of the community is getting recognized for this. People can't be rational all the time and it's totally ok to have opinions. This being said (unrelated joke incoming), we should have a place in the top right corner of the screen that tells us how many days have passed since the last "once we were robots" style crusade.

"This site has gone [001] days without Internet mob justice."

The fact that people are still doing it now leads me to believe we're not going to stop for a long while. I don't know how the hardware is going to hold up in the next 30 years but I do know that people are always going to try and make things with a limited toolset. Electroswing became a thing around 2010ish I don't see why there won't be a resurgence of other musical styles.

Good music is purely relative, so no.

I know a lot of very smart theory students who can't write for shit, it's all about getting practice in and becoming comfortable with your sense of what sounds good and how to make things sound good. Music theory is 100% necessary, in the sense that if you're making something that sounds good you're probably following most of the rules, but with enough practice you sort of work out the general gist of it on your own. Being taught is helpful, and probably a lot easier than trying to trial and error your way to making good music but if you can't stand that kind of class there's no harm in just diving in and making it up as you go along.

You're the major key music I would have used as an example of this. Details details details.