Hallo, R Parker hat gesagt: // R Parker wrote: > There is existing nomenclature and the phrase "pro > audio" defines audio engineering, sound design, etc. > To confuse matters, the term "pro" is used to imply > something about quality of product and subsequently > becomes used as a qualifier to describe many things. Hmm, than maybe it's indeed just a matter of how this term is generally used. I admit, that I approach it very naively by just looking at the meaning of both single words, "pro" and "audio", but if "pro audio" indeed is meant to describe something different from "sound design" (which also is a word combination, that could mean anything, if one is honest) then I guess I will just (have to) accept that nomenclature. Which isn't really a big problem for me, to make that clear. I just would like to point out, that there are other "pros" than just the "real" pro audio people, and that they have as high, but a bit different, needs regarding quality of soft- and hardware, as the engineers. > When I think of synthesis and sound design in Linux > Audio the person that comes to my mind is Frank > Barknecht. /me blushes ;) Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
