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evilpeezy · 8th February 2012

actually after i read this again and thought about . None of that makes sense to being a professional anything. To make somebody a professionl in any genre, job, and sport. Its financial success, Training/Practice. Quantize is matter of opinion So if Tom bought a MPC at 16 and can groove his beats without quantize and layer sounds hes a professional? Or if Multi Grammy winning producer with 20 years of exprience in the business quantizses his music but is very success that makes him a amateur? Almost everything you described is opinion based on taste of music. Professinal to me will always remain described as success and experience.

8th February 2012	#37
evilpeezy Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 298	actually after i read this again and thought about . None of that makes sense to being a professional anything. To make somebody a professionl in any genre, job, and sport. Its financial success, Training/Practice. Quantize is matter of opinion So if Tom bought a MPC at 16 and can groove his beats without quantize and layer sounds hes a professional? Or if Multi Grammy winning producer with 20 years of exprience in the business quantizses his music but is very success that makes him a amateur? Almost everything you described is opinion based on taste of music. Professinal to me will always remain described as success and experience.