i have downloaded your videos, they are great ,
excellent job!
THanks a lot for the flowers, but let's be honest: There are
many things I could have done better ;-) .
i think these are very useful because
many musicians should not be afraid of linux for audio
work but they have the impression that its just
impossible, with these video tutorials they can learn
by example easily (and realize that it isnt that
difficult)... very good idea... i was planning to do
some tutorials for sampling in pdf but videos are more
straightforward...
Yes, this is the reason why I published them: Not the best in
quality, but learning by viewing them should be possible.
And yes, noone likes to read documentation (if there is
any ;-), but more people like to watch a nice video with a
bottle of goor beer in the hand ;-) .
You have cut an important aspect: The videos show clearly
*that* it is possible and even *not* impossible to do serious
audio work using free software - simply a lil bit more
difficult.
the audio was good i didnt have problems with your
english accent (although it seems a little
germanesque) but it is very understandable, even
though english isnt my native language...
Well, I think, Dave's right: All people over the world will
understand my english, because it's so bad that I use a very
reduced set of words ;-) .
And it will sound horrible for a native speaker, of course.
But most people of the desired destination group aren't native
speakers, so I have no problem with continuing the work by
myself, except a native speaker will pop up and do the job,
but I fear there will be none ;-) .
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Best regards & all the best in 2005,
ce