On 12/22/06, Paul Davis <paul@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> > I can't speak for either of these programs, but I have not found this
> > true with other proprietary-free program combinations. The majority
> > of professionals still use Mac, and expensive software.
>
> curiously, the first of these claims is not true in the broadcast
> market, where for some reasons windows seems to have come to dominate.
That is curious. I didn't know that. I go to an art school, studying
music composition, and very few of the students or faculty here know
anything about anything that isn't Apple. I know they do use Macs
even for the internet radio, but then I suspect the school actually
has some kind of deal with Apple.
At any rate, I can't imagine a professional audio studio today being
without some Macs, but I hope Linux can change that. For that to
happen, though, would take lots more application development and
especially interface development.
Received on Sun Dec 24 12:15:01 2006
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