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This has been sold. This is a regular (non-academic) license for Ableton Live 11 Suite. $440 USD by Paypal. I also have this listed on Knobcloud (as "k410") if you prefer to conduct the transaction there. Please allow some time for Ableton to process the transfer during their business hours...

It seems that is only available for Nexus 4.

Updated list: PSP InfiniStrip PSP Vintage Warmer 2 (update to 64 bit) PSP Saturator (70% off the Black Friday price with a coupon code in my account!) Presonus Sphere, one year Composer Cloud Plus, one year Newfangled Audio Generate UVI Austrian Grand Dune 3 upgrade That's probably it for...

8dio's Hybrid Tools Neo nearly made my list, but I bought that on 10/30. So far: Dune 3 upgrade Not bought yet, but very likely candidates: Newfangled Audio's Generate Black Rooster Bundle Presonus Sphere for a year [I also bought some add-ons for Photoshop.]

I like the cut of John Cho's suit and his look in this new version. I suppose I'll be in the lucky position of watching the lesser version first, then the original anime for the first time. ;)

How so? Are you sure you know the whole story about Woody Allen? Or, which source did you mean? What does pleasure mean to you, and where does it occur, if ever? Oranges on the table might mean nothing to crows in the haunted woods, but to someone else they might seem a good source of Vitamin C.

Hm. I will probably express this badly, but for the past few years I've been thinking that just considered in isolation the people of Earth are trending toward so much more material control over their/our incarnations (let's say over the next few centuries) that it will become clearer and...

First heard at the now gone Kesl's Coney Island in Gainesville, FL:

I want to write something, but I'm not sure what.

If this was meant to be a thread only about YES (the band), "Owner of a Lonely Heart" is one of theirs I like. Recently I've been playing this a few times:

What's really funny is when you hear a cat in the street tell another cat: "Your hiss is so last summer."

No, sir, I am not. And thank goodness for Covid, because otherwise there might have been some very public and perhaps horrifically criminal incidents involving neocosmopolitans thinking they were "all that" just for saying "chai". :o)

What Would Chaucer Do? Sorry for the flooding. Just made my way through this thread this afternoon.

Yeah, when employers or supervisors use the word "challenge" or "challenges" it seems to be in a sense alien to my natural way of being.

This makes me want to puke in Bezos' rocket dildo.

TBH, I think that instead of using indirect mockery, you should mention that generally when one makes a statement in our language, there is a downward cadence at the end of the statement, and if they are uncertain of what they are saying (as indicated by the rising pitch) then perhaps they...

"Bespoke" is British for the American adjective "custom". "Artisanal" seems to have fallen out of fashion, though.

Someone had to put the influencers in their place.

I don't mind this, or beginning sentences with "So" or ending with ", right?" Maybe English is catching up with other languages when it comes to particles. If the Three Sisters in Midnight Diner can say "nei?" then why can't we?

Mm! Working on it! (Or am I?) I heard that phrase once from the person checking boarding passes at the local airport. I was trained to think that was not quite professional. On the other hand, it could be that she felt comfortable being honest about her experience at that moment (for some...

There's a storm coming and you are the chosen one. You must awaken these mindless sleepmutterers before it's too late. The fate of the language is at stake. This is your destiny. Deal with it. It is what it is.

It's interesting to learn of some regional variations where something that grates on ears (or at least sounds wrong) in one region is the standard way to say something in another.

goodly, as in "a goodly amount" (usually used by D&D grognards) fruitful

No, it isn't!

"Thank you for reaching out to us." "Just wanted to reach out to you."

Thank you for the topic. Dynamic Tripod for me. In my life I remember having seen some other people seeming to have a strange grip when they wrote.

Leaving aside the whole part about doing the right things in the right order, I don't understand people who can actually drink something made with brewed paper and tea chaff. ;)

Bow ties echo the eyes, but who will unwrap this gift?

@Pier, I'm not sure it could be said I left Cubase as I have not made and rendered any tracks in years, but if I had my reasons it would be something like: 1) Not sure what the Media Bay and Control Room are all about. 2) I'd be a step ahead of Guy Michelmore. 3) Not a fan of the "portal"...

Jamstix has already been mentioned, so I'll just add that MDrummer can also generate MIDI patterns. Since you mentioned you are a percussionist, another possibility would be to play physical instruments to audio, then convert that audio to MIDI (using an ARA-capable DAW and Melodyne, for instance).

I wish search results were ordered by date with the most recent ones at the top. But if they are intentionally ordered by some other attribute, I would understand that this has already been considered and the matter decided.

Placeholder for a future regrettable comment that I will delete the next morning.

I don't know about full courses, but on YouTube I would suggest these channels: motuTV David Das Bo Astrup Even though some of the videos might be a few years old, they would still be relevant, and if you are already familiar with Cubase you won't need the beginner 101 stuff anyway. Compared...

They should ask for One Million Ethers. ;)

Hmm. Haven't seen Wall-E but I seem to remember a live-action movie that had a lot of atrophied people who wasted away in VR land (not the Matrix movies, but I think it had Bruce Willis in it as the protagonist). Recently I gave the online game "Blade & Soul" a try. After an hour the system...

Has anyone done the gematria on "metaverse" -- or would that even work, since it's a combo of Greek and Latin roots?

The important thing is to further monetize human attention and passive processing power. As for me, it's clear that getting borged and gene-modded would be insufficient to oppose this monstrous power-grab. Which is why I intend to go full quantum as soon as the right opportunity presents itself.

Something to remember is that the acquisition still needs to be approved and even after that it might take months before anything really happens in any practical sense. But I am glad people are posting their thoughts about it here. Tea all around for the tiller-peeps.

I can confirm that you seem to be offline, which of course makes me wonder how you posted that.

I usually go out soon after awakening to check the weather and the sky and to listen to the ambient sounds of the moment. None of that is ever for sale or on sale.

PluginGuru? That was a surprise.

And this whole thing with "street magicians" accosting strangers with demonstrations of "magic" because they are somehow driven to inject whatever into other people's lives -- what the hell? !!! (Real magicians know that the magic has already happened.)

I remember that people used to have to make do with books and magazines and whatever happened to be broadcast at any particular moment (although of course they had periodicals like TV Guide and Radio Times to advise what would be broadcast when -- well, of course by then we had already submitted...

You have some nerve, mister! ;)

Recently I've been finding it more difficult to avoid myself, but let's see how it goes.

Technically cashews are drupes, so you are completely in compliance. ;)

For me I'm sure there would be a few from the Alan Parsons Project, but from them I'll just go with: The Raven Silence and I From Jeff Wayne: Forever Autumn From Kate Bush: Jig of Life

Or maybe Zuckerberg is trolling/helping the people of Earth, showing them that this could really happen, and hoping to provoke resistance against such a thing really happening?

Thank goodness for Ray Bradbury and Ira Levin and whoever else saw this kind of thing coming and wrote about it. Thank you for prepping us in advance.

In the Metaverse, ads will be a form of humor. Who needs ads when everyone has lost their agency?

If VI-C ever went meta, maybe we would just take turns posting "Nada Brahma" whenever the Spirit or quantum fluctuations moved us.

I like the way they play with the split-screen stuff from the 70s (1970s C.E., Old Earth):

I am completely in favor of sticking my head into some techcorps' algorithmically playful dreamworld that will make me even more psychotic to their benefit more than mine.

They might be saving that for 2035 or thereabouts, when they will also be able to include Jo Stafford and Dame Vera Lynn modules.

Tabarnac de grenouille, what could it be?

Well, I already have a chessboard and my perimeter lights set up. Any suggestions about power generators? ;)

Sold.

Ganymede's rebels overthrew synthetic subjugators. DROID

A very casual gamer here. Used to play Tunnels of Doom on the TI-99/4A that our parents got us kids. Later I played Quake with the monsters turned off, just to wander around and enjoy the scenery. In recent years I have played a few MMORPGs: Star Wars: The Old Republic (some amusing snark in...

Thanks, André. I thought that might be what it meant and tested it to check, but maybe I didn't give it enough time for the database to update.

At the end of a subject line, what does the blue dot indicate?

Are you still based in Boston? I wonder if you have any connections at Berklee. Maybe they could help make a few introductions. The same goes for any vaguely industry-related or -tangential connections you might have in NYC -- or even Atlanta (Georgia has a lot of film and TV activity). I'm a...

It was good to learn that this thread was heavily pruned. Otherwise I might have been left with the impression that one or more people were just clowing around.

Congratulations to you and everyone involved!

It looks like you're willing to write, but not willing to read. Is that right?

"Achievement is its own reward."

He's also Harold in the Harold and Kumar films and played Sulu in the recent Star Trek movies -- check him out on IMDB.com -- he's been having a pretty good career.

Hmm, reminds me of Kung Fu schools protecting their secrets. Always important for holding on to the advantage. Maybe because of our developmental history we are primed to suck the profit out of each other, and maybe because of increasing self-awareness we are approaching the time when we stop...

Foxy Raoul advertised NACHO celebrations.

Have you considered just buying a piano and some good mics? ;)

A practical tip I learned from an ebook by Ken Gullette (martial arts instructor who I think also worked in broadcasting): "Maintain your center." I might have read that the Buddha held up a flower and asked: "Who can tell me what in this moment is missing?" Someone I knew from Shanghai once...

And we are helping their personal economies and maybe even the global economy, so there is some good in this.

For better or worse, dissatisfaction is a motive force.

Will Windows 11 break all the apps, like every OSX "upgrade" seems to do? ;)

Just who is the 5 o'clock ghost in the machine? Sorry -- back to Windows 11 (how quaint ;) )

@MegaPixel: I'm hoping that by 2025 we will finally have antigrav aircars as well as safe and affordable borging and gene-mod options. If those actually happen I might not need an external computer. ;)

So what I've read makes it sound like this is really just cosmetic "enhancements" to Windows 10 that move things around so that you have to relearn how to do things. If Windows 10 will be supported for a few more years I'll just stick with that.

I think it's part of the human or incarnate condition -- to always make sure you keep getting fed with fresh food (etc.) so that you can keep doing whatever you do. wandering sharks have no monasteries autumn winds can't fill their bowls

I'm glad you mentioned Black Rooster's new Omnitec-67A, because I've had my eye on that. I like what it did for the guitar and bass in the demo videos on their site, but I thought that applying it to the e-piano was a bad idea because that was already a pretty full sound. I've been checking the...

Impromptu Electric Guitars (Alessandro Mastroianni) Elements (Stefano Maccarelli) Vir2 Q During UJAM's summer sale I picked up a bunch of their sample-based instruments (guitars, basses, drums). MSoundFactory LE and MDrummer with their included sample libraries Earlier in the year I bought...

Probably just purging the servers before Congress drops a subpoena on them.

I've heard of old age those ominous forbodings when all the Martian canals run dry

I was just wondering if someone had optioned The Martian Chronicles, and it turns out that Paramount has. In 2021/2022, I hope they do something freaky and true with those stories. Hmm, unfortunately this seems like the option is just for a movie...

If you're a working pro, it would probably be better to clone that drive and replace it just to be safe. (You would still have the old drive on the shelf as a temp backup.) If you're a hobbyist with important documents already regularly backed up and some time to spare (i.e., you could handle...

I hope everyone has clones of their library drives, too.

I bought this through Zero-G, because that's where I had made my previous purchases (for the loyalty discount), but am bumping this because this is the forum where non-subscribers might see the post. This was for me the most anticipated release of the year once I learned of it, because I trust...

Mine is a Corsair K55 gaming keyboard which has six assignable macro keys on the left, but probably not what you are looking for. I understand about wanting a typing keyboard that is narrow from front to back, for the purpose of fitting everything comfortably on the desk.

For me that would be "Elements" by Stefano Maccarelli, distributed by Zero-G.

Just checking. Wouldn't want anyone to lose time and money to an unexpected drive failure. (This is really just meant as a PSA.)

Thank you for that. Of course I had heard that statement, but did not know where it came from.

Congrats on getting the job! That was a nice piece of music. Your OP nudged me to watch the Ahir Shah special, which I actually enjoyed. (I have watched a few other stand-up specials in the past couple of years that were all some blend of disappointing and boring -- I'm not sure an hour is the...

One Commander is pretty cool, but I'm so used to using the built-in File Explorer in Windows that I'm not sure I will switch to it for everyday use.

I should have been more clear: I meant the settings for One Commander, not Windows itself. On the Theme tab, the checkbox for "Use Acrylic Window" is just above the Accent Colors.

If anyone has been trying to update to 20H2 but the update keeps failing, try updating the BIOS and the chipset drivers for your motherboard -- that's what fixed the update problem for me. (That was a few months ago, but thought I should mention it now while people are considering sticking with...

Thank goodness my CPU (AMD Ryzen 5 1600) is not supported by Windows 11. I wish I could replace the Windows shell with Gnome 3, though.

Another optimization tip: on the Theme tab in Settings, uncheck the "Use Acrylic Window."

I'm trying it out, too. I noticed it can seem to freeze when calculating folder sizes, but in the settings (gear icon, lower left), on the General tab, you can uncheck "Show folder sizes."

I haven't used it, so this is not a recommendation, but it looks like One Commander might be the only file explorer for Windows that has a column mode: https://www.onecommander.com

Only if one of our star news reporters gets to be the hero of headlines. ;) [e.g., someone from CNN]

At this stage I don't know what to believe. ;)