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i adore this track, but don't know who made this.

please, someone


http://youtube.com/watch?v=wZQQvD9biDc

Ok!! looking forward to it... Thanks

Any news on this? Release date?

sppedstep is made to increase the cpu frequency on demand, what you think to gain by disabling it? Speedstep is not perfect and has its side effects. By disabling it you gain stability, no unexpected clicks and pops due to a sudden increase in cpu (a new track starts and has lots of plugs...) And a...

Removing the kext will not make your macbook run at full speed, it will run au 1.67 GHz fixed I think. The only way I have found to run my macbook at 2 GHz fixed is with coolbook (www.coolbook.se). It's nice because you can change the speed whenever you want to whatever you want.

I prefer the lv-1. The faders, althoug smaller, are easy to use (at least for my fingers...) and you get 8 channels instead of 6. Also, the knobs are not relative, which i prefer (in live situations i like to see without looking at the computer what are the settings I have...). BUT I don't use it wi...

For me at least it would be better a soft editor, as you said no need to lose some precious buttons with light feedback...

I think that the easiest thing to do is assign a midi cc or note to each of the buttons, which in a simple version can be a fixed value. These would send 0 or 127 if they are cc's or note on note off if they are notes, you know, standard midi buttons. Then the user can map the controls to whatever h...

This is fantastic. I'm gonna buy a padkontrol right know!! Waiting for you to finish... In the meantime I'll play with the rolls and so on...

Thanks soooo much!!

the acer 3000 series.

http://global.acer.com/products/notebook/tm3000.htm

It's the only one I know, but I think I'll try a macbook.

Hello,

I'm about to buy a macbook for live use, but I'm concerned about the mooing fan problem. Does your macbooks suffer from this?

Thanks a lot!