It already has changed the music industry. Now anyone with a computer or hardware and talent can produce music and be part of a growing community of artists that would otherwise be unknown.

Yes. The label selection is important to the artist, depending on what image the artist wishes to be represented by.

Musical influences range in several genres and artists. BT, Orbital, Uber-Zone, Trafik, Aquasky, Sasha, Digweed, Timo Maas, Paul Vandyk, Arman Van Buren, Zero-7, Plump DJs, etc, etc....there are so many.

My favorite place is in my studio/game room.

DJ: Pioneer DJM 3000 mixer, Behringer Ultragraph Pro EQ, ART 310 crossover, A set of 1200's (of course), EV SX A100 DJ booth monitor, QSC USA 900 and RMX 1450 amplifiers, 18" subs/cabinets, 15" mid cabinets.
Production: Custom Hybrid Intel Quad core 2.4 gig processor, XFX board, 2 ATI Radeon 512 SLI Video linked together, 4 gigs of OCZ High Performance RAM, 4.5 Terra-bites of storage, M-Audio audiophile 2496 sound card, M-Audio Radium-49 MIDI keyboard, Novation Remote Zero SL DAW, set of Event active ALP-5 studio monitors and Behringer Truth B2031A monitors, Reason 3 and 4, Ableton Live 6,7 and 8, Nuendo 3, tons of VSTs and well over a 1 TB sample library.

My music is 100% original and is inspired from over two decades of spinning vinyl and influence from the very best in the industry.