Duaine,
You really missed the boat on this one.
Please note the following comments by Susan:
> On 01/28/2011 10:22 AM, Susan Kline wrote:
>>
> … I was thinking about your post last night, and
> realized that if I were tuning for multi-day recordings on a regular
> basis, instead of about as often as lightning strikes, I would use an
> ETD …
On Jan 28, 2011, at 4:51 PM, Duaine Hechler wrote:
> Susan - hold the phone - NOW - you are saying that you - don't - trust -
> your - ear - to make corrections (touch ups) and to - make - sure - they
> - are - right - you are going to use an ETD.
She is not saying the things that you are attributing to her.
She is saying she had a realization, an epiphany, if you will,
after digesting Ed Foote's particular responsibilities in multi-day recordings
on a regular basis.
She embraced the relevant need for an ETD in Ed's given circumstance,
and if she were in the same position as Ed,
it would be a no-brainer decision for her to make regarding the use of an ETD.
That's all that happened here. And it only happened after Ed shared his reality.
But "then", to compound missing the boat, you make unfounded accusations
by saying:
> … You hypocrite, all this time you kept saying that they are worthless,
> you won't use one and more importantly everyone needs to learn aural tuning. …
I'm kind of tossing you a lifejacket here, but I don't think it's going to help your situation this time.
Acknowledgment of a gross error in judgement on your part seems to me to be your only out.
Sincerely,
Keith McGavern, RPT
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