(fax) Itunes

[Andrew]

iTunes the program itself I have no problem with. It's a good program.
We're talking about the iTunes music store and distribution of FAX music
via it.

Andrew Keyser

On Mon, 2006-02-27 at 22:43 -0400, Dave Gilliss wrote:
> I personally think iTunes is a pretty good piece of software. I use enough
> audio software to know what works for me and what doesn't for certain
> functions; Pro Tools for live audio recording and editing, Logic for midi
> sequencing, Ableton Live for looping and beat heavy performance, Peak for
> sample editing, GarageBand for, well, nothing, I've got no use for it. To
> me, itunes well thought out, easy to use, organizes my 9000+ tunes (stored
> as AIFF, ALC and a few AAC downloads) allows me to create and export
> playlists for podcasts, burn copies onto disc, etc. I personally don't care
> about the whole gapless issue as I can load tracks into Ableton Live and get
> REAL control over the mixing of 2 or more tracks.
> 
> I have a client who is almost 80 years old, she's a singer who had a string
> of top 10 hits in the 40's and 50's and she uses itunes to listen and sing
> along to new orchestral arrangements from her composer in Spain. When she's
> ready, we record the vocals in Pro Tools and upload them to her mixing and
> mastering guy in NY. He shoots the track back to her as an mp3 in email, she
> opens it itunes, approves or suggests changes, exports it to email, etc. She
> totally gets itunes and it's made her life much easier... Try teaching
> windows media player to an 80 year old and you will REALLY appreciate the
> simple and well thought-out interface in itunes.
> 
> If itunes is so bad, what do you haters use? I'd love to see one that beats
> it for the money...
> 
> Dave-G
> 
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