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- Jan 1, 2005
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James Murphy said:gimme a break people.. it's "NEW-END-OH".. period. play on the word "innuendo" or not, that's how it's pronounced... even by the company... heard it that way at NAMM from top Steinberg reps and brass and even the video presentations on Steinberg's own site pronounce it "new-end-oh" : http://www.steinberg.de/quicktime/nuendo32/Nuendo32_small.mov
when's the last time you pronounced the word Nevermore as "IN-EVER-MORE", eh? despite what karl steinberg may have intended, new-end-oh has become the standard pronunciation, even at Steinberg, and i thnk it always was.
Respectfully -
It's not "NEW-END-OH"! I called Steinberg TWICE in a 15 minute period and got two different answers from their technical reps. They are just as confused as most others.
The man who actually gave this product it's name says it's pronounced "innuendo". How can you argue with that? Regardless of how the Steinberg reps pronounce it, that's what it is. Using the "play on words" technique actually WORKS with N-U-endo, unlike N-Evermore. It's like deciperhing vanity plates on vehicles, ie. CULATER.
Like I said earlier, take into consideration the meaning of the word "innuendo", and it's pretty obvious that it's not "new-endo" or whatever. There's a record label in New York called Nuendo Music Group, and they pronounce it as "innuendo". Their tag line is "The Look of the New Major".

