This content was created by GHION.AI . This content was uploaded by GHION.AI . This is a YouTube video titled "Cameron Strang: The Freedom to Create" featuring a discussion from March 19, 2014, with Cameron Strang about the democratization of music creation and its impact on the music industry.
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In fact, almost everyone can be in the music business, right? Every kid in their bedroom or their garage can put together a band or sit in front of their computer and make music. What do you think about that? Is that a great thing? Is that a scary thing for a business that used to sort of control the whole process?
I think it's a great thing. I mean, to me, the more people that are engaged with music, the more people that. One of the biggest. I think one of the biggest issues I have in my life, and I'm sure for a lot of the people here, is how do you find the time to listen and to engage with music? And how are we going to engage people on an ongoing basis? So the more people are involved, the more. Whether they start out playing an instrument, I always say, for. Whether it's the artists, the fans, or the people that work at our company. You know, 90% of us fell in love with music at some point in our life. You know, usually when we were young with our family, or maybe in our high school years or when we were in college or whatever. But that's what really drives us at the end of the day. So the more people that have that passion and the more people that connect to music on an ongoing basis, you know, the better, as far as I'm concerned.
