In a few years, this will mean the general public can share in musical progress. Meanwhile, it will be a very profitable enterprise for all concerned. The stodgy, stuffy stagnation is over. No longer do you have to limit yourself by meekly accepting standardized, frozen-design factory product on an or else basis. Now that faithful, mirror-like reproduction of music has become so commonplace, at least a few people are seeking something more creative than the mere pursuit of slavish copycat perfection.
Recordings are commercially available of computer music and music prepared on similar machines.
Noises as well as tones are being explored, and the fabulous borderland between music and speech is being investigated. No longer are these sounds pipe-dreams relegated to the distant future. They are here now.