| Subject: | Re: was: What is a good nature sound recording? |
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| From: | "Robin" robin_parmar_sound |
| Date: | Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:51 am ((PST)) |
Klas Strandberg wrote: > I have been trying to look into "ethics" and > nature recording / music / media. > Just to make up my mind. > It has been like playing chess with oneself. > As soon as you find an argument for something, > you also see the argument against it. So I > agree with you, it feels like having to write > a book, which very few > are going to read. That is basically what I am doing. I may be contacting some of the members = off-list in 2013 to get a plurality of thoughts/opinions. Just an advanced = warning! -- Robin Parmar |
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