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Fieryjack wrote:I have known / loved this album for years-- but I realize the only reason I like it is because I like the songs and the writing.

there's a moral in there somewhere...

hey guys.

what are my best bets for wall-mounting my monitors?

i am willing to get a new set if there's a particular model with kick-ass wall mounts.

that works for wav and aiff. for anything else, try foobar or dbpoweramp.

the adrenalinn looks very cool, but i haven't tried one yet.

i also think the tonelabs sound good.

i went in skeptical, but i must say that rza really pulled some shit out on kill bill. i've never heard anything quite like it, whether in a soundtrack or elsewhere.

audience perspective is essentially mono when the band is on stage so i like to keep em narrow. then again, i also feel like the popping-out-of-right-speaker thing during hi-hat runs is such a key element of rock production. i haven't figured out a good compromise.

input impedance is not selectable on these things? and even the four-switch stompbox modelers (ie dl4) have a way to toggle that. the xt live is lin6's newest product, and i'd be amazed if they downgraded them like that.

i swear i remember seeing something in the manual about selectable input levels.

standard midi shite sounds are ok.

you're right, i'm trying to do the latter (so i guess i'm *not* actually looking for a midi thru function; i think that suggestion assumes that i have an external module) i was hoping there was an easy way to do it without even depending on a separate soundfont player. quicktime and most sound cards...

right. thing is, these are usb keyboards so there isn't a separate midi interface nor software of any sort. one of them requires a driver installation which, best i can tell, disappears into the os once it's there (ie no control panel in the system preferences or anything like that) -- there's no wi...

hey everyone

i'm looking for the easiest way to play a midi controller without having to use a sequencing program. hopefully using the built-in general midi bank in my sound card, or maybe even some flash thing that loads on a web page.

ideas?

logic express is $150 with the academic discount

wav is a bad idea. use flac or alac. smaller file sizes, bit-perfect audio quality, and native metadata.

i organize in two folders -- "backed up" and "not backed up yet." if you keep your tags in shape, that's all you'll need.

i would not hang out with lenny kravitz if i were a broke dude in suburbia

If you are playing lots of harmonized ensemble passages with others (except piano) I'd rather have something closer to just temperament. If I were playing by myself I would rather have equal temperament. Why? When an ensemble of players "tunes" a chord they tune it in just temperament, not equal te...