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We are all "still learning." We always will be

Full time college student taking 24 credit hours for this semester. Majoring in Management Information Systems, specializing in hardware and software development. Minoring in music (specifically oriented on studio production for films and jazz performance on multiple instruments I am proficient on). I sleep about 3 hours a night trying to pull a simple 3.0 GPA. Somehow I manage to pump out 3 bad songs a month and sometimes a good one. Can't wait for May.

Work experience includes working as a Summer Camp Counselor teaching merit badge classes about six hours a day then doing odd jobs around camp, and working at the YMCA as a daycamp counselor with children ages 4-6 full time. Pay for both jobs was minimum wage, but teaching the kids and learning from them made it worthwhile.

I'm majoring in Management Information Systems against my will, in one of the top college programs for it in the country. My father wants to help pay my way through school, so long as I major in MIS. I hate it with a passion (mostly), and I'm one of the top students in my class. I would always rather be working on songs, playing instruments, or DJ'ing. Instead I am at the library almost every night until 3 AM studying and working on class projects. Every morning I get up at 7 AM so I can practice my instruments until I have class at 10 AM. I put my school first, passions second, because I need the stability. I need the money I can make in that job. Music will always be waiting for me outside the office, I hope. It waits for me outside the library right now.

My advice: if you really want to do something, you will find a way or time to do it, despite the odds. And if you can make a living off of it, live it up for those of us who can't

Shout out, music minor at the University of Alabama studying jazz euphonium and trombone under Demondrae Thurman!

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To be honest, it sounds a ton better than this: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/9691/ … buting-ep/

Keep working on your sounds and songs, lots of progress between these releases shows. LOTS.

An essential mod is one that helps to enhance your performance options, enhance your workflow, actively allow you to expand your musical expression, or free up other resources that you need. Every mod I have does (at least) one of those things, and every mod I don't use won't meet those three requirements. That's just how I operate, however.

It's a cart with an embedded socket, it's just easy to reprogram by popping the IC out. Much like kitsch's socketed carts, but a bit different and to a degree a bit more primitive since it doesn't use a custom PCB but a heavily rewired one.