[LAU] Configuration for a FREE professionnal studio : your minds about my proposal

[Aurelien]

On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 04:00:14PM +0100, Raphaël Doursenaud wrote :
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Trained would be the right word!
> 
> As a (French) sound engineer myself, I can say that a sound engineer
> cannot be trained on every specific equipment out there but *must* know
> the generic principles behind these (How to use a mic/a mixing desk be
> it analog or digital/an hardware or software based DAW ...) and be able
> to use *any* equipment with little effort and a bunch of documentations.
> That's also the work of the assistant from the studio to help him do
> what he wants with whatever equipment is available at the facility.
> Anyone that cannot get used to a new equipment in a matter of a few
> hours is *not* a sound engineer and needs more training on the technical
> principles of the equipments.
> 
> My thoughts...

are right, if you ask me!! ;)

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