Saw this on the Yahoo homepage - amazing way to protect electronic devices from spills. they demonstrate iPhones and iPods, but also laptops. So many of us use laptops, i had to share. I treasure my Korg EMX, I am considering sending it in as well. (skip ahead about 25seconds) http://www.vimeo.com/1...

I have the digital edition and, while it is good (it relegated my Wavestation AD to unused status), the way Korg implemented the copy protection is just FUBAR, and has turned me off of buying the analog edition (which I want because of the monopoly). Their user website is amateurish at best too. I'...

thank you for the post
I've never heard this dood b4, very nice.
really slick work

My house has almost completed a remodel. Part of the remodel includes
having the place tented for termites once all the work is done. Should I be concerned in anyway about the gas and how it may affect my equipment?

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My house is currently going thru a remodel and with everything so re-arranged I had no access to my equipment. I do plan on attempting this challenge however, and I truly appreciate you checking up on me. That was very nice.

thanks for bringing up the topic. I've tinkered around with stuff for years since the early 90's, but until recently that is all it was; tinkering around messing with analogue synths and XoX boxes. had to sell it in 1999, but now I have plugins and DAW and I love it I've become more serious about it...

If you need a bassline, shouldn't a tb303 (or clone) work perfect for that? I recently heard a track that used a 303 with the cutoff and reso turned all the way down, no squelchy nothing going on. It was funky and all and I didn't realize it was a 303 until they made it sound "303-ey" if y...

I'm digging this. I love tracks that build, build, build from one theme to another, keep the original underlying theme (if that makes any sense?)