Jesus in his name, and revolutionary in the title. Sorry that's an instant pass for me.
The user name Hey-sooce Saddle was an attempt to find two common words that no one has used on yahoo and gmail; Well, also I guess it was inspired by the idea that Egyptian's might have been riding around on horseback in the America's; and what if there was a relic like a saddle that some holy figure rode on. I didn't mean it as insensitive. But then again, I watched Monty Python a lot as a kid. That is offensive. As far as revolutionary, I did not mean to exaggerate but I guess I did cuz I wrote the post too fast.
To me, honestly, there hasn't been something like this for the artist to explore (and be compensated for), where both a listener and a musician can interact with a music format quite in this way.
But true, there definitely are other types of products where musicians can record in more creative ways than the typical ones. but getting a format accessible and understandable to the listening public that opens this avenue up, to my knowledge hasn't happened. And true, there are many many cases where audiences were enabled to interact with musicians. Todd Rundgren used to do this for example.
But I don't think this has been done in a file format and simple app. At times it is basically done in computer games, by the game designer/s. But I don't think it has been done broadly in a way where musicians can generate royalties for themselves and where one gets an artist's multiple takes on their musical idea in different grooves and tempos; Also, remember, a computer game is basically not made by the musician. So "Completely Revolutionary" was definitely a poor choice of words, perhaps because I didn't think of how that sounded. But re the concept; but I do think it is exciting and cool. Not revolutionary because people had never thought about this before... But it should be a brand new means for artists to express and see revenue if I'm not mistaken.
