Chris Harlan
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[Maxwell Federman] “It’s the true choice for serious professionals “
I like Boris and have nothing against Media100, but that is a pretty bold statement you are making there, don’t ya think?
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Well, now. That’s interesting. Maybe after this project, I’ll download the trial PhraseFind and give it a try. Then, when available, I’ll give Boris a shot. I’m not quite sure which platform I’d want it to be on. Avid, I think.
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Ah, Get! I remember reading about get, and thinking I’d like to get Get, but then, as you say, Get was gone.
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[Andy Neil] “Where’s your derision for the people saying that Apple isn’t planning on adding multicam back in”
I certainly would have pointed that out if I had seen such a thing, but I haven’t seen any one make that particular statement. Have you?
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Great! Let us know just before you go so that we can get a camera down there. I think it will make a superb tutorial.
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You just ain’t using it right. Ken Burns–or rather a relevant chunk of a cloned Ken Burn’s Cerebral Cortex–is actually built into every Mac with T-bolt. You need to make sure the keyboard mic is on, that you are standing directly in front of the computer’s camera, and then talk to him, adding clear, broad gestures as you speak. “Ken, a little to the left, hesitate without a full stop, and now, IN!”
You will be amazed at how well it works. Thing is, it takes about 20 min. for the speech/motion recognition to kick in. So, just go to the store, pick an iMac and keep talking to it. Call it “Ken” numerous times. It really likes that. Be very fluid and BIG with your gestures. Imagine the most gregarious symphony conductor, and then, take it up a notch. I think, after twenty minutes of doing this at the Apple Store, you will be shocked by the response you receive.
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[Craig Seeman] “I’m so happy they don’t have a Philip Glass button in the audio tools. It would probably just be an arpeggiator.
“ROTFL
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That’s what I see, and I ditto your disclaimer.
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Amen. And, I’m down with “complex workflows.”
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I’d be totally behind a trends forum. The upside of this whole debate has been some terrific discussions of ideas.