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I do know one non-musician who names his PCs for more than just the network, and I understand why- when you put something together with your own hands or modify it to a point where it becomes unique, you feel a personality in it. After a while there can be literal organic differences between otherwise identical pieces of kit.

Naming your instrument comes from the proverbial Blues hobo who has nothing to live for but an old instrument that takes on a personality with all the nicks and scratches.

While I understand, I haven't done it myself.

"Please don't promote something I created in a way that could actually help me" isn't the same as "please don't rip off my stuff without attribution or payment."

I think ess is one of those cards that emulated opl instead of having the real deal, I owned one but the computer that had it died

There are only 5 days left.

Don't get caught out by the time zone difference, though people do every time...

A lot of that sounds like it came from http://diymusician.cdbaby.com/2012/08/7 … h-display/

It may be your branding as a musician, but you're  still selling stuff so the principles are the same.

Sell what your customers want. Appeal to the full range of ages and genders present and full and empty wallets too. That's all I can say, really.

Get some wall racks from a closed/closing store.

You can take any speech source and give the impression of singing with the  appropriate use of a pitch shifter, see http://forum.renoise.com/index.php?/top … ntry281786

Peaches hasn't been well lately but she's getting better and makes a great Twitter avatar. She was among the few things we were able to inherit from my late father-in-law, so she's treated very well.