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Objectively, the Triceratops is the best of all the dinosaurs.
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Turning soft instruments into hardware, it's happening
Baggypants replied to humannoyed's topic in The Keyboard Corner
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Seems irrelivent in a Linux thread, but it's good you've found your workflow. Different things work for different people, and their budgets.
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If your running Fedora it's worth adding the Audinux repository if you haven't already.
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Peertube
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Pretty sure Vimeo went b2b only. Edit, they still have a free plan. Good luck finding out what it offers!
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Oh wow. People do get riled up about the oddest things. I can understand getting fixated on the type of analogue filter chip used in a board, but the cpu? Wild. It would be like getting worked up because a softsynth was complied with Clang instead of MSBuild.
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Do any of you regularly gig with an expensive keyboard?
Baggypants replied to kpl1228's topic in The Keyboard Corner
I had a friend who played cello for the Liverpool Phil. He had one of the most expensive instruments in the orchestra but he shut down inquiring people with "It's worth more than my house, but I live in a tent anyway" -
None of those guys have a skullett.
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Maybe take some tips from this guy Specifically, the skullett.
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These are indisputable facts. I can choose to buy from the company, even though these facts are true. I, personally, don't think they are that relevent when I'm picking a musical instrument. You've made your point. Three times. Thank you for saying that you are stopping, even though you chose to do it in the most ostentatious and self aggrandising manner.
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Give it a rest, you've made your point and for some reason I can't put you on my ignore list. So I'm having to ask you to stop.
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To Hardware or Software or Both--Which to Play?
Baggypants replied to ProfD's topic in The Keyboard Corner
Put the software in hardware like https://zynthian.org -
OT - Rant : The guitar player and his view on keyboard amps
Baggypants replied to Jose EB5AGV's topic in The Keyboard Corner
I once told a guitar player I thought his signal was clipping quite a bit and he should back off his preamp to get a cleaner tone. He didn't appreciate it. -
I don't have any pics of my rig from the 70s, so you are just going to have to imagine a 4yo with a bowl haircut playing a melodica.
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Deepmind was designed mostly by a team in the UK.
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A DX7? But why?
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Clonewheel Jim has spoken!
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Volume pedal issue https://v-combo.webspace.rocks/damperexpression-pedal-guide
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Show them this then.
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I do have a theory that a Japanese music exec went to the USA for a holiday in the 60's and his wife saw the Alvin and the Chipmunks on TV and said it was cute. And that's why JPop sounds the way it does.
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There's a couple of things you can do. There's a loop button which will either lock and play the next phonic sound over and over, or you can set a short start and end in the existing phrase and loop over that. Or you can switch to a hum sound. You also have buttons to reset you back to the start of a phrase, or shift you to the start of the next one.
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I am the very proud owner of the Yamaha VKB-100 VOCALOID. If you're thinking of buying one, it's not for you. The midi out is usb only and you need to turn the setting back on after every powercycle using an app you can only get from the Google Japanese store. The 13 (Thirteen!) built in instruments sound like they're taken from a PSR series and you can only have one effect in action at a time, from a list of reverb, trem, chorus and distortion. However, I love it. It sings* in Japanese, which is why I wanted it. *The singing is a bit jerky
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Don't get me started on keyboard players playing godaweful brass patches. Hire some musicians and record a backing track!
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The obvious answer is their auto-off is broken. Or they're just so dull they've never noticed the switch flick over. Maybe they're a bit deaf and forgetful. Maybe they always run away from the room before the auto-off triggers? Who can fathom these strange inscrutable people.
