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Opal, I see your point -
Opal, I see your point - however, it's a long way from 1995 to here. In computer years 12 years is like a century.
I'd have to disagree, I think computers allow much more creativity than one hardware unit. Actually, computers are hardware too, when you think about it.
Do your creative possibilities expand with a computer? Oh, absolutely they do at least in my experience. No question about it. I couldn't do any CD production without a computer. The music industry would come to a grinding halt without computer production. It's the norm, not the exception.
To each their own - I do think that in the year 2007, with all this fantastic software and high-speed computing about, you're simply missing out on a lot of the fun, if nothing else.