11 Feb
2013
11 Feb
'13
1:25 a.m.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 11:36 PM, Folderol <folderol(a)ukfsn.org> wrote:
conference, and
usually they reply "Me? What do I know about <X>? People won't want to
talk
to me",
or "i'm not a pro in that field".
Of course that's not true at all. Absolutely everybody I've approached at
LAC's has
responded positively to me saying "I'm a student, trying to learn <x>, do
you have any advice?".
I don't think its really possible to be more welcoming, the target audience
says:
"musicians, composers, sound artists, software developers, researchers and
engineers".
Short of adding beginners & dabblers to that list, I don't know what to do
;)
even whether it might be seen as too geeky for most people.
Perhaps.. but I don't think
"geeky" is a showstopper.
> Incidentally I'm hoping to go this year (not registered yet), and for
> several
> years I've thought about submitting some of my music
Do, and hope to see you there! -H
I'm wondering if more attention could be drawn to
the Linux Audio
Conference,
Putting the cost factor aside, I don't see why not more students appear at
the LAC.
I've asked some of my fellow classmates if they want to attend <X