thanks for the file frenchy i am goona look so classy at partys now
Hey guys,
I believe in this instance when the word is a name, and therefore would be pronounced “Zee Brush”. Region is irrelevant in the case of names (i.e. Stephan or Stephen can be pronounced either way for both names, at the discretion of the person).
Point and case - The band name “ZZ Top”. You would not pronounce it “Zed Zed Top” because it is their name, their location does not matter!
The final nail in this coffin comes directly from PixolLogic themselves, with their “Zee-ing is believing” advertising campaign.
Im an Australian living in Canada, so I have experienced both sides of this coin. ZeeBrush Baby!
the idea of pronouncing it ZedBrush never even occurred to me… probably because I’ve (unfortunately) never escaped the U.S.
Well yes that, and most likely you are educated above a 6th grade level
It’s called Da’Brush here in Brooklyn…
Don’t make me call it ZeeBrush, or I’ll have to replace it with MeeBox.
It’s one of the the most American pronunciation foibles out.
this reminds me:
“i would like a polish sausage”, “i would like to polish a sausage”
The official pronunciation is ZeeBrush. That’s what everyone on the team has always called it, including Pixolator. And I think he’d know.
That being said, I’ve taken plenty of phone calls from people who’ve called it ZedBrush. If that’s what’s comfortable for you, go for it.
If the people who made it call it Zee Brush, then it should be called Zee Brush…but you Americans
have funny pronunciations : you say “sodder” for solder and soddery is still illegal in some states.
I personally think that Zeebrush flows better anyway
Can someone please record a tutorial on how to pronounce that please?
R
Funny discussion.
I guess it sounds like “sea” brush.
let´s start a poll… I vote for ZeeBrush :lol:
In mexico it’s pronounced like… SeaBrooch (some guys write sibruch)
¿how is it like in your country??
my wife(?) pronounces it “ze reason for divorce”. wish i was joking.
Wait a minute now, where in the hell are you guys getting “Zed” from? What? That doesn’t make any sense at all. How do just throw an “ed” in there? I bet it was a guy named Ed. That’s what I’m gonna do. Go around and just start adding letters and syllables to words with obvious pronunciation. Starting today, it’s called ZamesThorntonBrush. Get over it.
Those wacky Europeans are at it again. If you listen to them Jamez your name would be pronounced, JameZed.
Just when I thought life could not get any more meaningful, I run into a life altering thread like this. Now I’ll be able to catch some Zeeeeeeeeeeeee’s.
Being from the land downunder, I originally called it zed brush but after a while it idin’t sound right. You’ll notice that I refer to it as zee brush in my video tutes. Zee brush sounds nicer and not so harsh. It’s like comparing stone to clay. Clay is easier to sculpt with so it seems to fit.
Cheers,
Paul
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That’s deep. When you have to pee do you actually need to ped, ya know, right before you go to bee at night?
In Spain we use to say “Zetabrush”. “Zeta” is the “Z” letter´s name in spanish.