lol...yeah yeah... wtf when you would call a janitor an engineer in (old)germany or EU, they would have brought you right into the asylum the...
thanks for clarification and for bring up that you combine the two fields yep i meant ppl like you which end up with massive knowledge not...
so after comparing english and german wikipedia entry on that and its the same i say its just the audacity of the clueless audio community to call...
yep ...if you not a half doctor in mathematics you will never made it to get a TON-INGENIUER they are...a tone tech has half of the knowledgy of...
so when you call yourself an engineer in germany you have really a long and in most cases not so easy education behind you and in case of audio...
@Lieglein whats youre chain on your last project , since every project is different ? :hillbilly:
all worth mentioned are mentioned , maybe sknote's is worth to add so try all its not like 126 comps to try its just 5-6
yet it exists and tell my cats time doesnt exist eh eh , they are like clockworx point 7:00 am they want out , in case the neighbour cat was...
dont need to wait until 2080 , enjoy the last good old days which are even yet not the good old . just watch "Ihr habt keine Wahl!" - Best of Bill...
i remember similar but thought its abl2 issue. and i think it is after 9000k said its fixxed since 9.2 and this was on 9.7.7 .
this topic is way to big for compressing all into one thread. history,theory,genres,musicians, composers, instruments inventors , analog ,...
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i dont kno any of that shit, imean i kno what you mean and that it exist but i dont watch such shit and so it dont have to deal with it and really...
no he makes fun over that tik tok yourube selfie generation and he seems proper producer in his genre so... EDIT where is youre positivity, is...
it has a reason it is that way , no error , its purpose .people who steal food and junkie shoplifters get longer sentences as these people . look...
wow 18 times agreed is huge
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