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and yes... it reminds me of that as well

Truly an ingenious system here Forge...

*bump*

Not too bad a response. Everybody have one friend that uses Live too? Spread the word...

Hmmmmm....
Anybody have a projector?

If Brooklyn is not too inconvienent, I have a venue that is already willing to host us... Goodbye Blue Monday a cool little coffehouse/internetcafe/junkstore/bar @ 1087 Broadway (across from Malcom X). The owner was very receptive to the idea of a bunch of nerds making weird noises and projecting co...

Ah!

Where did all the stickies go?

ummmm....

bump?

MOTHER *&^%$# DOUBLE POSTS!!

What exactly doo you mean, Si?

Because as mono is one point of origin, stereo is not just two. It's a virtually unlimited number of points of origin that sit between the two speakers. Think about it: We have two ears. It's no coincidence that the two-speaker combination has proved popular. Not just between them... in a properly ...

peeddrroo - Consider yourselves lucky. The sad clown routine gets REALLY OLD, REALLY FAST. Forge - Howdy! Pitch Black - Ah! The memories... I miss the smell of the flower fields at night from my California studio... I dont miss eagerly anticipating the coming Beta. JAMM - I hope your right! Mosca - ...

Dont you go trying to tell me about funny president! Remember where I live?

Here is one piece of hardware the NO software can even come close to right now...

http://www.tcelectronic.com/Default.asp?Id=1013

Take a look at that sample rate folks...

1MHz

Only a small part... remember that timing, amplitude, and spectral relationships between the two sides of a stereo recording will all affect our perception of the stereo field.

The thing about Ableton is they keep revolutionizing the revolution that is Live.
Bit more of an evolution then, in'it?