Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
tony sayer wrote:
Perhaps that's the difference between us. I'm only interested in the
sound I hear in my room. I don't really care how it is unacceptably
degraded.


That I find a really odd attitude from someone who works as a sound
recordist;?..

No, IMHO, the correct one. It's the end result that matters - not what
equipment is used.


Rates of pay/unionisation/working
conditions/education-training-apprenticeships; equipment/process:
'green', efficient, effective, reliable, replicable, universal, under
review. And so on really. Tragic IMO - I'd have thought all these things
matter?

I have noticed this 'what matters is what works' has become more
pervasive, although even Labour had the sensitivity/expediency to remove
the phrase from their policy docs.

Rob