“It’s not a job now?”

I wrote

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“… it’s a job like any other …”

And in a single flash, you lose–wait, what credibility?
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How the hell does a musician have the same job as an architect?

A few words that you write can demean your own credibilty entirely, malgre (not that you had any left).

“You have no respect for musicians”

Disrespecting you does not imply that I have no respect for musicians.

“first, it was anybody can be an engineer”

This is the transcript, starting from your reply to DrewWilson:
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mal greenborg: Baloney. You try to get a recording to average -3db without engineering it to do that from the get go and learning from a real professional. There is nothing simple or rote about it. That’s like saying ‘Yeah, Tony Hawk, riding a skateboard is easy, you just point it and go’. Sure. I’d also like to point out that Audacity is a stereo recorder. People haven’t made records like that since the 40’s.

D.AN: You are way off: the learning curve of using any software is less than that of having one’s body adapt to a new set of physical mechanics.

malgreenborg: There’s a lot more to it than using soundforge.

D.AN: Who said anything about using SoundForge at all?

mal greenborg: Okay, there’s a lot more to it than knowing how to use a compressor plugin? I don’t know who you are but there is a reason that real mastering costs what it does, It is not easy to do.
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How you came to believing that I said anything like

“anybody can be an engineer”

is just more proof of how stupid you are.

“now it’s musicians can’t be professionals”

I neither wrote nor implicated any such thing.

First you can’t read and now you show how incompetent you are at writing, let alone never answering DrewWilson’s simple question about motivation.

“No wonder you value their work at ‘zero paid’.”

I suppose you mean monetary value, since that is all you think about. My comments regarding the articles never once implied me valuing the articles. Or were you actually trying to somehow find a pattern to my commenting patterns?

Just to disappoint you: I don’t write opinion. I’ve already gathered enough information on your writing behaviours long ago to anticipate how you respond to anything on this site.

And in a single flash, you lose–wait, what credibility?

GL to all you “starving” artists… don’ forget that your in to making music because you want to… not for the money but if you can get paid, sweet.

Only reason labels are still attracting artists is for the connections and the big lump sums they can pay up front and Black listing they can prolly do? Anyways just my take