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My feelings have not changed. I like the record, but it is my least favorite Wilco effort. Discounting the earlier comment about "weather on the 8s" solo -- funny, but a bit harsh -- I do think this album has an AOR, lite-FM sound that I'm just not that into. It's just pleasant, that's it. It sounds...

RodC wrote:I upgraded for several reasons, auto latency comp is one of them, which remindes me, PT doesnt have it.

This is the one thing I really want. I almost did it when they had the Dimension Pro special in February, but ... no scratch.

I have Sonar 6 PE and like it a lot. I didn't upgrade (yet) because it seems a lot of the changes involve MIDI, which I don't use much.

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Yes, I want the microphone that Gene Rayburn used on Match Game.

I have one of these. If you are looking for a (really!) compact mixer with decent signal options, this is a good deal.

(No affiliation with willowhaus.)

matthewinphilly wrote:I'd love to know more about his work with Elvis Costello on "King of America." .

+1

What is was like to bridge the gap between the old school (Scotty Moore) and new (Elvis), and does that mean anything as a metaphor for his career?

Also, yeah, Dylan.

Dylan & Declan.

Oh, the one in England?

Seriously, so cool. I got dizzy just watching "Live at Abbey Road", can't imagine actually playing inside.

Thanks, Groover, this is very cool!

Now the only thing I am lacking (besides soldering skills and parts) is the schematic. I did not see a link in this thread. Anyone have a link?

I download music... I don't agree with all of this fellow's post (I mean, yes, it'd be swell if music were free -- and food, and clothes, and guitars ...), but I think it's pretty cogent. And this last line is excellent: I don't download music distributed by the RIAA because I don't listen to music...

Open your computer and check all your cables & connections, and reseat your memory. You may have knocked something loose when swapping drives.

lyman wrote:i don't blame you, that was one tripped out show. (actually, i live in Newtonville MA, neighbor!)

My brother loved that show, I was more of an HR Puffenstuff man.

norton wrote:..The Who film looked much more promising but just isn't as strong a film. (sorry Pete... you know i love you man....)

That's OK, they have Kids Are Alright, the best rock film ever.

I've had great service from Redco lately.

lyman wrote:his new album is all Television samples with him rapping over it.

I would actually buy that ... but I won't travel to Lidsville to do so.