scott wrote:Actually, I was saying that *I* have displaced anger at Steve.

It was a, how you say, joke?

Their having ProTools at Electrical doesn't really mean anything even remotely negative, or sad, or even relevant to anything at all other than the fact that they can now more readily cater to the needs of some of their clients without borrowing a computer from somebody. Big deal?

I'm not angry at Steve, or Electrical, and anybody who is, well they's kind of an r-tard. It's like, what, Steve is gonna wake up tomorrow and think that digital recording is the way to go?

I was making a joke, acting like I'm so sad or so mad. It's called comedy of the absurd. I'm a master of it, though I'm apparently never actually funny to anybody but myself. Zut alors!

that damned fly wrote:
then i'm sorry about what i said.

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that damned fly wrote:
then i'm sorry about what i said.

I'm sorry that you said that too, they have this one song that I really like. I forget the name of the song, but its either Some Soul Ether or Kitten and Mountain---its the one of those that doesn't sound like This Heat.

Skronk wrote:...just another option...

Charlie D wrote:It's 0217CST forchrist'ssake, who really wants to get into the analog / digital debate?)

scott wrote:

Charlie D wrote:It's 0217CST forchrist'ssake, who really wants to get into the analog / digital debate?)

It's been done to death five times over. The ProTools thread linked earlier in this thread has everything intelligent anybody's gonna say for the pro or con sides of either format, and plenty of other comments too.