What would you do with your life if you solved the money problem?
wheels: Working on hard stuff is in my bones, but it'd be nice at times to be able to live in a la-la land where monetization was completely irrelevant.If I, say, "solved the money problem" in the sense that Paul usually uses the term, i.e. had a few million piled up, I'd probably get a small team together to rethink the way that music composition on computers is done.  Start with a lot of research and interviews about how composers actually build up a piece and just build the best system for expressing musical ideas.  I'd like to get around to that someday.  It'd be cool being able to ignore the fact that it's a small, poor customer base.  ;-)The fact that computer interfaces are still designed to mimic tape recorders  or wire cabling is a embarrassing.