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quote: Originally posted by he said breaks every 2 days by loachm ahhh I know, I was gonna suggest cforms breaks thread too

listen to some breaks and see how they are laid out, or just use breaks instead of one hits until you understand beats better lots of tasty breaks have ghost snares between the main snares.. the infamous 'ticka-ticka' sound

quote: Originally posted by Kravening haha XD atleast i dont care ;p

wtf is that from?

quote: Originally posted by wormcode Totally agree, but like you said hard drives fail.. so do those external ones. yeh absolutely true. but quote: It will be extremely unlikely it will fail at the same time your internal one does though by the time you copy your files over. this.... and actually the doomsday scenario is internal hdd, external-at-home failing, and external-at-office all failing at the same time, i figure 3 of them dying at...

Re: Name legal issues? quote: Originally posted by Spectra29A 29A... bra for a midget?

make sure you check out the forums of each daw before making a decision, that way you can see what people are getting pissed off about and whether it is getting resolved. Customer relations is a big part of it for me. If they're not listening to the users then don't bother, acid is a classic example of this.

I used to have an Amiga 500+ and SOOOO many games. Pretty sure my dad had boxed it up and it's at my folks house somewhere! Gonna dig it out

quote: Originally posted by jonnyboy opening it up doesn't void the warranty as for the upgradeability, yes, it's limited. but the upgradability other other machines is severely overated. after all; want to upgrade the processer? most likely you'll need a new motherboard as well. that will probably render your memory redundant. chances are that'll offer a better or even incompatible graphics bus, so you'll probably...

starting to get it too, can definitely feel my ears get tired faster. take more breaks and work at lower volume. write the tune first and dont mix till the last stages of production instead of mixing too much as you go along.