Andrew Sega Quotes

Every musician, I guess, wants to alter the world to his or her taste in some fashion... That's part of why I write music.

Once you have a basic grasp of the theories underlying music, you can pretty much pick up any instrument you want.

A human is a complicated organic/electrical system, which is immersed in a culture. Try raising a monkey like a human, it won't work, you need the human's certain brain characteristics (including self-reflection) in order to create a truly intelligent creature. The brain processes inputs and perception in very particular ways, and I think until we understand the underlying processes better, there is no way to really simulate it in software. Computers will continue to be good at simplistic analysis, and raw processing power, but the subtlety of emotions is something intrinsic to the human organism and culture.

One of the issues these days is the sheer amount of music out there to be listened to. There are more bands than one could ever hope to explore.

I'm much more into 'electronica' (yeah, I know it's cliche these days).

There's a big difference between playing shows for fun, and playing shows because you're in desperate need of the money.

I think as a musician you really have to have a wide variety of tastes, or else you will unconsciously get into a rut.