[Scott Dorsey]

In article , Mike Rivers wrote:
On 5/8/2019 9:21 PM, geoff wrote:

I 'grew up' on Vegas, which to me was entirely intuitive.

I grew up on tape. Entirely intuitive, very few things to learn, and
practically no "upgrades."

I grew up on tape too, but editing with tape is not really intuitive at all.
I thought it was, until I started writing an article about how to do it and
started thinking about the whole process. Why do you cut at the beginning
of a word and not at the end? Why do some people like paper leader and
others prefer plastic? And what's with timed leader anyway?

It just seems intuitive because you've been doing it so long and I suspect
the same thing is true of the people talking about DAW systems being intuitive.
--scott

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