Don't Vibe Code Your Live Rig

As I'm just shouting out into the abyss, I don't know what your goals are. But if your goals are to play live and you play electronic music, I have a word of warning for you. If you've ever played live or you're thinking about playing live, you know that electronically you really have to watch your sh*t re: gear crashing. The beauty of a guitar or a bass is that it cannot crash. You have to only worry about you yourself crashing. For instance, on my bass gigs, I bring my bass and a backup. That's in case a string breaks. I've broken one string on a bass ever-live or at home. As my playing frequency is increasing, it will happen again. It will probably happen twice before I die, and I don't want to be stuck out missing a string. And, Lord help us if that low E string breaks, I'll never be able to put my bass back in tune. So I bring two. This is all to say that all these cracked, vibe-coded software packages that are now out there looking like a big old piece of candy scare me from a…