Jonathan Hughes
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The age of your Mac has nothing to do with its ability to produce high quality sounds. The sounds available in Logic/Mainstage are the same regardless of the age of your computer. The pianos are certainly a weak point, but you can use whatever Audio Units plugins you want to add additional sounds.
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"Anyone remember Oh yeah?"
I think for 99.999999999999999% of people, that's the ONLY thing they remember about Yello.
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BGVs are not live, I have no doubt.
So you think this cover band brought three extra people on stage just to lip sync?
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I'm a bass player (electric), and it drives me INSANE when everybody drops down and gets all plinky plinky. I'm totally capable of being louder than everyone else, so there's no need to give me that much space. When that happens, there's no energy to play off of. I just watched Marcus, the documentary about Marcus Miller, and he mentions how the worst part of a bass solo is the fact that there's no bass player behind it. I also saw a related quote from him: :""I've always hated bass solos; that's the one point when the music isn't grooving any more""
I totally understand why this happens in a situation with an unamplified upright bass, but I think the piano and drummer could still provide a LOT more energy behind the bass player.
It would be very much appreciated if someone were to ask me, but it's never happened. I make a point of telling the piano player and drummer what I'd like. Sometimes they still don't listen.
I solo over the full range of the instrument, so I'll encourage the keyboardist to fill in the low end when appropriate.
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re: SWAT theme
Do tell!
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That was fantastic.
The Tiny Desk Concerts always sound great, and I can't figure out how those shotgun mics, with their super tight cardioid pattern, always sound so good on singers who are moving around.
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Apple fans don't see how big a change this is and it's not going to be quick especially for software even Apple own Logic and Final Cut. Moving from a CISC chip to a RISC requires rewriting complex software you just can't cross compile for involved programs.
Like ElmerJFudd mentions, this stuff is already done. I would bet that they've had concurrent versions of both these apps for each processor for a couple years now, in the same way that they had been running an Intel version of OS X internally for a few years before they announced anything.
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The use of cliched blues scales in the demo also hurts.
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Thanks for digging!
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Does anyone know who carries that Stay compact stand? i can't find them anywhere. Their site is useless. They just show Korg as the American distributor.
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Nice! The keyboard equivalent of Lee Sklar's "producer's switch": http://blues.gr/profiles/blogs/interview-with-adorable-leland-sklar-with-over-2-500-albums-under
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Is he definitely bouncing each individual track from the start of of the song and including any silence?
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The Roland Clan forum was/is a third party Roland fan forum. Unless they were offering material owned by Roland, Roland would have no reason to initiate any kind of legal action against the site, and even if they had, being able to force them to completely shut down would be unlikely, and being able to force them to shut down at the exact same time that there launching a new product would be impossible. The two things are unrelated.
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There's nothing to keep you from physically connecting both but you can't use both. There's no switch on the speaker to allow you to select one or the other.
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Markyboard's post answered your question. The manual says "The XLR and phone jack input connectors can not be used simultaneously."
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Well, that sucks.
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Ohhhhhhhh. That's what I get for not looking at the other pictures.
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Where's the Gate input? I've been going back and forth between the pictures and can't see any differences.
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You don't need reverse samples. You just need to reverse the samples you already have. Kontakt can do it. Some of the others probably can, too.
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Yeah, seriously weird (and confusing) choice in naming.
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I think it's far too soon to be able to blame any kind of thing like this on the pandemic. Deals between two companies take a long time to work out, so this stuff was most likely in the works for some time before it was announced.
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They're each doing their parts individually to a click or backing track and then someone is editing the thing together to sync it all and make it look like it was done together. I wish there was a real way, but latency on the internet makes it impossible. I use zoom every day for work, and as great as it is at what it does, there are plenty of times where people lips are off from their voice. And when I can hear my own voice echoed back through someone's speakers, it can be at least a half second.
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Just curious: what about the specs off the P6 do you think he needs to apologize for?
Options for selling patch banks online?
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Not having a domain name and not allowing PayPal are the main things that you don't want to do that will be the biggest hinderance in terms of people finding you and buying your product (regardless of what you're selling). Setting up a domain name and a simple website through godaddy/wix/squarespace is simple and doesn't take much time. You can also hire them to do it for you. If you're not willing to spend the time doing that, are you willing to spend the time answering questions from potential customers and providing support?
I've bought a lot of plugins and some patch banks from various vendors and used PayPal for a lot of them. I don't recall seeing any option other than PayPal or credit card. Venmo is popular with a lot of people, but iI don't recall every seeing it as an option for payment for software. I think GooglePay requires an app, and like Nathanael_I says, you want to make your product easy to find and easy to purchase.
You could sell on a site like synthmob.com, but they're going to take a cut, and my guess is that they're going to pay you via PayPal.