Video won't show but here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAcjV60RnRw


Its basically about how we may never run out of new music ever because of the finite possibilities available. However, we choose to repeat the same things over and over music wise. Which is why many songs sound alike. The video was um interesting.

This is a site he used to and show songs that sound exactly alike.
http://soundsjustlike.com/maddona-lady-gaga/

Probably not, but I think we'll go to different sounds. Like now indie is coming back.

That's like saying 'Will we ever run out of ****" sis.

No. That would be a world tragedy, and I would be left with no choice but to commit.

Did you not read by post, or did you just come in here and commit. I said that explicitly and even showed a video that explained why not.

I don't believe we will ever run out of music in a realistic sense. He mentioned earlier in the video, quantifying digital audio into its binary components reveals an actual physical limit to the variation of that binary to store and produce sound is quite astronomically high: 2^211,000,000 but certainly far less if we limit our definition of "music" and length to up to 5 minutes.

Under those specific requirements there is still an incredible amount of music that we can possibly make for many many years into the future.

I liked the video

And it's true, we'll never run out of music, there are way too many ways you can do the same song or' phrase. The most would be songs sounding the same or having the same titles. Otherwise, we get new phrases and sayings each generation that can impact a whole new wave of mainstream songs. New genres come every few decades too which change the wave as well. Society changes therefore music is shaped along with it.

Nope

even if our faves all die, there will be a next generation of stars to fill their shoes

As new technology + new instruments come in, there probably won't ever be a loss of music.