by mr_es335 » Mon Feb 06, 2023 12:52 pm
Dave,
Firstly, "Yes"...I have viewed these videos numerous times...and really...to no avail. So, "No!"...these videos have not helped me.
For your interest, most videos that I have watched are what I would refer to as "assumptive" - that is, the author makes assumptions as to the previous and/or supposed knowledge of the recipient.
In my research endeavors with regards to "technical writing" - three of the tenants of such writing is that such writing should 1) be non-assumptive, 2) avoid the use of contractions, and 3) avoid the use of pronouns.
In all of my writings - unless otherwise so stated, I incorporate all of the three tenants in my writings. Though employing such "methods" may add to the overall extent of the text, that such usage, at least to those that have read such texts, are apparently very happy and satisfied with the results. Such is not the case with TotalMixFX.
- There are some on the RME Forum that have clearly stated that the forum is not geared towards the neophyte and all such visitors should have some basic knowledge of digital audio concepts.
- Granted! However these videos are stated as being "...for Beginners"...so I assumed...! It would appear that I may have been wrong in my understanding of RME's use of the term "beginner".
Anyhow, I press on...regardless, Dave...thanks for the link...very much underdemeciated!!
[size=100]Dave,
Firstly, "Yes"...I have viewed these videos numerous times...and really...to no avail. So, "No!"...these videos have not helped me.
For your interest, most videos that I have watched are what I would refer to as "assumptive" - that is, the author makes assumptions as to the previous and/or supposed knowledge of the recipient.
In my research endeavors with regards to "technical writing" - three of the tenants of such writing is that such writing should 1) be non-assumptive, 2) avoid the use of contractions, and 3) [size=100]avoid the use of pronouns.
In all of my writings - unless otherwise so stated, I incorporate all of the three tenants in my writings. Though employing such "methods" may add to the overall extent of the text, that such usage, at least to those that have read such texts, are apparently very happy and satisfied with the results.[/size] Such is [U]not[/U] the case with TotalMixFX.[/size]
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[*] [size=100]There are some on the RME Forum that have clearly stated that the forum [U]is not geared towards the neophyte[/U] and all such visitors should have some basic knowledge of digital audio concepts.[/size]
[*][size=100]Granted! However these videos are stated as being "[I]...for Beginners[/I]"...so I assumed...! It would appear that I may have been wrong in my understanding of RME's use of the term "beginner".[/size]
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[size=100]Anyhow, I press on...regardless, Dave...thanks for the link...very much [I]underdemeciated[/I]!![/size]