- You and another person are placed in the same room with 2 different doors.
- You're told you need to reach the exit first and that BOTH doors lead to the same exit.
The winner gets 1 million dollars.
You are given 1 key to 1 door and told "You have 2 weeks to explore all the paths behind that door, it is up to you to try figure out the best path to the exit"
Your opponent is given 2 key to 2 doors and they are told "You have 2 weeks to explore all the paths behind both of these doors, it is up to you to figure out which door has the best paths and ultimately the best path to the exit, you can only use one key."
How would you feel not being able to even look at what the other door has to offer? Wouldn't you want to decide for yourself whether that door had the paths you think were the best?
So that if you lost, it was your own decision making that ultimately resulted in your loss.
The keys are the loopstations
The doors are their functions and effects
The paths are the drops, build ups and structure the song was delivered with
Its not about the technical differences. It's not about which loop station has an advantage over the other. Get this idea out of your head.
It's about the competition's RULES forcing one person to compete while having access to only one looper - the RC 505 MK1 (key).
While the other had the choice between two different loopstations. RC-505 MK1 / RC-505 MK2 (2 different keys)
Brez was never given the option to explore the capabilities of the MK2 to even make his decision on whether to use it or not. It wasn't released to people like you, me and himto just be easily purchased.
Just like the person who was only allowed to explore one door, because he only had access to one key - IT WAS NOT HIS CHOICE TO HAVE ACCES TO ONLY THE MK1
The GBB never should have allowed this situation to come to life if they truly wanted a fair judgement for all the contestants involved.