[linux-audio-user] Mailing list for general music making questions?

[tompoe at renonevada.net]

Hi, Darren:  I keep forgetting I come from a different place when I use 
the term, newbie.  To me, a newbie is simply asking about something she 
hasn't come across, before.  So, musicians and artists that are 
extremely skilled in some areas, might be asking a typical newbie 
question in another area.  Anyway, your point is well-taken.

Yep. Wiki it is, then.  Our list signup is linked from:
http://www.ibiblio.org/studioforrecording/  and scroll down the page 
where there's text indicating signup.
thanks,
Tom Poe
Open Studios
Reno, NV

Darren Landrum wrote:
> tompoe at renonevada.net writes:
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>>Hi:  I have experienced multiple sites/mail lists that musicians and
>>artists go to to discuss their music and marketing and ideas.  So far,
>>there's no general list that has the "feel" and "comfort" for newbies
>>to  the recording movement, i.e., do-it-yourself movement.
> 
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> I wasn't going just for the newbies, but also for experienced musicians
> who just need a question answered. Whether that be a mailing list, a wiki,
> or a message board. Any way we can all share knowledge and ask questions
> (I'm leaning toward a wiki myself).
> 
> 
>>Open Studios has a list called, community_studios at lists.ibiblio.org.
>>This will eventually be populated by those who are using the free
>>recording services of their local facilities, and will be asking such
>>questions.
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> Any instructions on how to join your list? ;-)
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>>If the lau list is already fielding such topics, then that
>>gives everyone a good resource to act as the definitive list to check.
>>So, my preference is to let this list [ lau ] be a broader-based
>>resource for the world community.  Go for it, Darren!  We support you.
> 
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> 
> Well, like I said above, I think a wiki would be a better option for what
> I'm after. It would also be trivial to set up.
> 
> -- Darren
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> 


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