Can the melody of my music already exist before i created it?

[Jedinhopy]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

[Tricky-Loops]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

[Heathcliff]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

[Jedinhopy]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

[vurt]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

or "knowledge is reading the manual and actually understanding it"

and "wisdom is knowing when you need to refer to a manual instead of blindly diving in"

[Tricky-Loops]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

[Jedinhopy]

information is not knowledge.

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

It's called experimentation.

[trimph1]

Knowledge is learning without reading the manual.

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

It's called experimentation.

It's called making errors when you could have just RTFM.

[debra1rlo]

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

It's called experimentation.

It's called making errors when you could have just RTFM.

you are giving far too much slack for "comprehension" when you tell some folks to RTFM, just sayin'

[Jedinhopy]

If the pdf manual contains hundreds of pages. I am not going to read them all because i will forget what i have read.

[debra1rlo]

If the pdf manual contains hundreds of pages. I am not going to read them all because i will forget what i have read.

let's hope this thread doesn't go to 100+ pages then or we'll be stuck here forever

[trimph1]

If the pdf manual contains hundreds of pages. I am not going to read them all because i will forget what i have read.

let's hope this thread doesn't go to 100+ pages then or we'll be stuck here forever

Like the Bitwig thread???

[Tricky-Loops]

If the pdf manual contains hundreds of pages. I am not going to read them all because i will forget what i have read.

If you're a wise man with knowledge, you'll experiment with the search function of your PDF Reader...

[standalone]

That's called wisdom...

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

It's called experimentation.

It's called making errors when you could have just RTFM.

It's called nested quotes apocalypse.

[Tricky-Loops]

Unless it's "learning" by asking people who have read the f***ing manual, then it's called "user"

There is no manual for every context so you have to learn by trial and error.

That's called "beta-tester"...

It's called experimentation.

It's called making errors when you could have just RTFM.

It's called nested quotes apocalypse.

Nope. It's called "quote kaleidoscope"...