it's true that some people will find the endless possibilities to be more of an attraction. We all learn differently and I do make this suggestion based on my experience with the program and my methodology in learning. I should qualify my statement also by saying that by my starting small I was able to continue to grow with my needs, fantasies and with the application. Although I am a long time user I am not an expert and am someone who has worked primarily in specific areas. TD --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, junior <albertvdb@...> wrote: > > > Op 24-mrt-06 om 17:28 heeft Tommy DOG het volgende geschreven: > > > My advice to anyone wanting to learn Max is to choose 1 goal and do > > not be distracted by > > other things one can do with the software. > > > i don't know about that, being distracted by the other possibilities > really opened my eyes and started my semi-professional carreer. > my advice would be, do all the tutorials ( peferably twice), then the > examples and by then you're already at quite a level. > understanding analogue techniques really helps with the msp part too as > part of it is err analogous : ) > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: Doepfer and MAX/msp/jitter
2006-03-26 by Tommy DOG
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