Really. I figured they were all Deutchefreaks. Portland, hmm.
In other news, I'd forgotten what a pain in the ass Logic is -- like you start it up and it immediately makes you configure multiple independent kinds of audio drivers, some of which you don't have, split over multiple dialog tabs. And they don't use the standard widgets, and they draw their widgets teeny-tiny. (But, abstractly, it's the only sequencer that thinks vaguely like I do.)
Huh, maybe they are in Deutschland, certainly their website is. But I thought that Jeff Bonhoff, husband of SF author Maya Kathrynn Bonhoff, was in MIS for them on the west coast.
Maybe I was thinking of another music company. I'll track it down and use it to lure you out here instead.
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Hey, Emagic is in Portland, I think You should get them to give you a job once you graduate.
And then you should get them to hire me in a few years. Assuming I'm done with Apple in three years, which is not guaranteed...
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In other news, I'd forgotten what a pain in the ass Logic is -- like you start it up and it immediately makes you configure multiple independent kinds of audio drivers, some of which you don't have, split over multiple dialog tabs. And they don't use the standard widgets, and they draw their widgets teeny-tiny. (But, abstractly, it's the only sequencer that thinks vaguely like I do.)
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Maybe I was thinking of another music company. I'll track it down and use it to lure you out here instead.