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Anyone know if there was a video recording of this?

It's marketing. Doesn't seem lecture.

there was someone recording it.

seriously though, you didn't miss much imo.

It was a just an ableton recruitment convention in disguise!

pencilrocket wrote:It's marketing. Doesn't seem lecture.

what are you basing this inelegantly articulated statement upon, my friend?

n8tron wrote:Anyone know if there was a video recording of this?

i reckon there might be one going on the IET website at some point - i'm sure they will tell you if you ask them

jellycaster wrote:what are you basing this inelegantly articulated statement upon, my friend?

From what I can read about the lecture is his personal idea that he think it is good for him or everyone. But there seems to be less how he is now technically working toward electronic music or how he would advise audience to deal with their project practically, not in his imaginary daw installed on the OS which handle files by tagging. To me it rather seems to be self-promotion of him. Don't get me wrong but I'm not saying self-promotion is bad thing.

That's my personal impression about the summary.

pencilrocket wrote:That's my personal impression about the summary.

translation:

pencilrocket wrote:That's my personal summary about the summary someone else gave. and in case you didn't know i really hate Macs.

pencilrocket wrote:

jellycaster wrote:what are you basing this inelegantly articulated statement upon, my friend?

From what I can read about the lecture is his personal idea that he think it is good for him or everyone. But there seems to be less how he is now technically working toward electronic music or how he would advise audience to deal with their project practically, not in his imaginary daw installed on the OS which handle files by tagging. To me it rather seems to be self-promotion of him. Don't get me wrong but I'm not saying self-promotion is bad thing.

That's my personal impression about the summary.

i find this statement baffling. i wrote the 'summary' (as i said, it was a couple of points highlighted from the talk, not a summary of the whole thing) and i recognise nothing of what you are saying.

jellycaster wrote:i recognise nothing of what you are saying.

club - joined

H20nly wrote:

pencilrocket wrote:That's my personal summary about the summary someone else gave. and in case you didn't know i really hate Macs.

translation:

H20nly wrote:That's my personal summary about the summary about someone else gave. and in case you didn't know i really love Macs. I can't live without itoys.

jellycaster wrote:i find this statement baffling. i wrote the 'summary' (as i said, it was a couple of points highlighted from the talk, not a summary of the whole thing) and i recognise nothing of what you are saying.

Then you summarized his marketing part mostly. That's not good for him because you think he wanted to do educational lecture, not marketing for the ableton.

pencilrocket wrote:

jellycaster wrote:i find this statement baffling. i wrote the 'summary' (as i said, it was a couple of points highlighted from the talk, not a summary of the whole thing) and i recognise nothing of what you are saying.

Then you summarized his marketing part mostly. That's not good for him because you think he wanted to do educational lecture, not marketing for the ableton.

i see, you're one of those...

ok, thanks for your comments, i think we have taken this discussion as far we can...

jellycaster wrote:

pencilrocket wrote:

jellycaster wrote:i find this statement baffling. i wrote the 'summary' (as i said, it was a couple of points highlighted from the talk, not a summary of the whole thing) and i recognise nothing of what you are saying.

Then you summarized his marketing part mostly. That's not good for him because you think he wanted to do educational lecture, not marketing for the ableton.

i see, you're one of those...

ok, thanks for your comments, i think we have taken this discussion as far we can...

then you don't know pencil very well, the question is how far would you like to go