it has nothing to do with apparences, you are using puredata and making money, but it's not really a job, like web developper, or teacher, or sound engineer, ... I'm using a Fender Stratocaster and making money as well, it's a good guitar, but no one use to say:
" man, the fender stratocaster is a professional guitar" I do gain more money actually with PureData by using it for some installations, but I could use any other tool, if i'd be a good developper I'd make my own tool with c code for example, or python, is C a professional tool? is python a professional tool? No they are languages, why PureData isn't just considered as a language? ----- "João Pais" <[email protected]> a écrit : > I've performed and gave workshops using Pd, for which I was paid. I > also > use pd to make patches to generate materials for my pieces (which, > rarely, > are paid as well). Is that professional enough to join the > professional > club? > > Or does it turn professional only if we pay someone to design a > corporate > identity, with a nice logo and a website, and a foto of the developers > > wearing suits? > > > > People pay me to make projects, its my main profession, and I use > Pd. > > But I guess that's not enough to make something "professional". ;) _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
