i agree with you to an extent. pd has seen a lot of success and has
grown much from the time and effort of its users, but it's typically only used by a certain kind of techie person. i really think that pd could become more of a mainstream type of software in teaching, music production, and in art. this would only happen with a huge pouring-in of new users.
scott
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 17:04:41 -0800 (PST) "J. Scott Hildebrand" jshildebrand@ucdavis.edu wrote:
if they don't make it, then it's likely you'll never hear another record from then again... and if pd doesn't "make it," it'll never improve and it'll become old dusty software that very few people use.
Sorry Scott, but this statement is completely ridiculous. Pd itself is a
direct contradictory example to what you're saying.
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