Please explain to the n00b what is Dalet other than the Hebrew letter daleth please. Wiki actually failed.
Hi Dave — Dalet is the software we use at CBC Radio. It’s much loved and much hated. It’s a pretty basic four-track desktop mixer. Really the reason we use it is it has a built-in shared database to share audio files, and a good automation system.
Allan says:
No, don’t like.
Trivial.
Also, pictures with black frame that say something, found all over the internet, are dumber than Hallmark cards.
People who use them are not as smart as they think, but rather irritating.
Back to your good work, please.
And never do this again, unless it’s about me.
Karmic-Angel says:
It should say “DEFEAT - Dalet crashes. For the love of Allah, Buddah, and Krishna please stop investing in this Horrific Software.”
Peter H says:
this would have been more effective if it had read “daylight” instead of dalet crashes. i mean, who cares?
Megan says:
I originally had no idea what Dalet was either, but this blog is called Inside the CBC and the software sounds like something people at CBC Radio use on a daily basis. A totally reasonable thing to blog about even if it was done in a bit of a cheesy way. Why the pissy attitudes?
“Hi Kathleeen, The blog is no more an official organ of the CBC than it was previously under Tod. It’s just a different monkey. I hope to uphold the same quality, independence and ability to question that Tod did. regards, Paul…” [read]
“You probably don’t think of yourself as a hero, but I think your ability to successfully manage yourself and your emotions under those conditions for 28 days showed extraordinary heroism. And when you were finally released, your first words were…” [read]
“My mistake… now that this is an official organ of the CBC, not written by Tod, I do not wish to subscribe….” [read]
“Dear Melissa; I was a CBC journalist in Newfoundland for 12 years. Also worked for Macleans.
Just listened to your interview on CBC this morning.
You need to know how amazing you are. Having lived through much trauma in…” [read]
“So glad you’re back and out of harm’s way, Melissa. A lot of people were rooting for you, even if we weren’t allowed to talk publicly about it. Rest well and don’t rush back into work if you’re not up…” [read]
“@Kathleen: I’m not writing the posts here any more. It’s being done internally. Personally, I think it’s a cool idea. :-)…” [read]
“Fascinating topic… tell us, Tod, why you think it isn’t a good idea. For me, it’s easy… I watch TV to zone out, I do research on the web and after I try it a couple of times, I…” [read]
“I think you’re a bit behind the curve. Current TV is in financial trouble. Didn’t anyone check?…” [read]
“Joe, I believe it’s that “blogger whose posts are followed by thousands of people in the media, tech and business worlds”.
The one who said goodbye till next spring and then couldn’t resist another post about stuff that he is basically…” [read]
“Bad timing — Current TV cut 20% of its staff today….” [read]
“This is a great idea! I’ve always been a fan of Current TV, and I especially got hooked on it during the U.S. election.
The online video era and social media in general is where the Internet is going these days….” [read]
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Please forward to anyone who uses Dalet, kthx.
Please explain to the n00b what is Dalet other than the Hebrew letter daleth please. Wiki actually failed.
No, don’t like.
Trivial.
Also, pictures with black frame that say something, found all over the internet, are dumber than Hallmark cards.
People who use them are not as smart as they think, but rather irritating.
Back to your good work, please.
And never do this again, unless it’s about me.
It should say “DEFEAT - Dalet crashes. For the love of Allah, Buddah, and Krishna please stop investing in this Horrific Software.”
this would have been more effective if it had read “daylight” instead of dalet crashes. i mean, who cares?
I originally had no idea what Dalet was either, but this blog is called Inside the CBC and the software sounds like something people at CBC Radio use on a daily basis. A totally reasonable thing to blog about even if it was done in a bit of a cheesy way. Why the pissy attitudes?