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Lazerbeat wrote:I would like to say however, in my opinion, Trash Can Man and Seanbad were both exemplary examples of how to be a bit rowdy in a crowd and have a fucking great time while being highly respectful of other patrons Danced with both of them for hours!
I had a blast.
I must say that an energetic crowd in front of the stage sure beats a lifeless audience standing all still and slightly bobbing their heads.
I don't think a wrist watch can get any cooler than than. Not even a Pulsar P2 (old time favourite) beats this.
Here's a crazy steampunk watch:
Theoretically speaking. would this be the case also if the clock would be an external one? Say a sync signal via the expansion port.
Awesome!
Will you add this to the to do list?
So this where all the gameboys on ebay go!
Have you had a look at MIDIOX? It's the only software I can think of that can possibly manage this kind of problem.
iLKke wrote:Also, does 'warming' chipmusic even make sense?
I suppose you could record hot on a reel-to-reel.
I wonder if anyone is doing that..?
infradead wrote:i had a RNLA on my main inserts and i really liked it but it was borrowed and i don't have it any more.
Nice one!
I really enjoy FMR's gear. The RNP is great considering it's fairly modest price.
trash80 wrote:I will say when its sitting in the mix, and its done right, and its not extreme, then it might not be terribly noticeable.
But still noticeable.
It's like auto tune. No matter how little that has been used, I can still spot it right away and I'm kinda fed up with it.
I know you're suppose to post your own work, but this is one I couldn't resist sharing.
smiletron wrote:artifacts are barely noticeable
Fairly noticeable I would say.
I'm on your side CDK. In case you didn't notice.
One mint condition Prophet64 cartridge.
The Prophet64 is a hardware cartridge for the Commodore 64 with four music applications.
The Prophet64 Sequencer, Mono Synthesizer, Bassline and Drummer can all be synchronized with external SYNC24 signals.
Cash or exceptionally cool stuff wanted. PM me an offer.
akira^8GB wrote:Ignore function - Can we implement it? 
That's the spirit!
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