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Swore I'd never do it, but at least I had the class to do it on a Harley at a Las Vegas drive-up wedding service...

Uh, oh, now the state agencies they predict the fall of the US-empire : http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Guardian/documents/2008/11/20/GlobalTrends2025_FINAL.pdf Interesting report. IMO, the US is rapidly on its way out as the dominant global superpower, caused by selfishness, greed, and lack ...

Difficult? iTunes is pretty easy to use.

The US car industry can easily save itself by manufacturing stylish, efficient, economical and reasonably-priced cars. It's that simple. But as long as the industry continues to live in the past with outdated union mentality, ugly, overpriced gas-guzzlers, unnecessary corporate jets, and overpaid em...

If you just drag n drop the files onto the drive, they're just files on a drive. Double-clicking on them will launch iTunes on the attached computer to play them if you have iTunes configured as your default audio player. Lots easier to use iTunes.

People will learn to live with what they need, not with what they want, with irresponsible borrowing and credit to pay for it. We didn't have the discipline, self-control, and common sense to do it ourselves, so now it will be done for us. That's not necessarily a bad thing. It will be tough times. ...

The music industry is just another business, music just another commodity. Create something somebody wants, understand and implement a modern business and marketing model, and you'll make money. Maybe even make a living. Or treat music as a hobby. Or play the whining 'struggling artist' card. And, t...

IMO, it all boils down to the talent and skill of the songwriter. Performers and technicians are a dime a dozen, especially with the technological deskilling brought about by cheap music hardware and easy-to-use software. Write captivating, compelling, original music that touches people, understand ...

None.

No desire to add to the exponentially-growing mountain of useless electronic drivel, and no talent, so I DJ instead.

Interesting, but IMO useless technology for the sake of technology.

IMO, this is the result of the USA's "I want it all, and I want it now" selfish, materialistic greed, and irresponsible lending and borrowing. And we're dragging down most of the world with us. We didn't have the discipline and common sense to set and control our own values, so now it will...

Compared to other Behringer gear, the BCR2000 is superb, especially for the low price.

I bought a second as a backup, and never needed it. However, like anything made in a sweatshop from recycled Chinese condoms, careful handling wouldn't do it any harm.

Machinate wrote:aw man, that must suck...

but take it off-line before it costs you your job... seriously.

My thoughts exactly!

Not the brightest move, unless you actually WANT to lose your job...

Due to its configurability, I'd say the Lemur can do most.

http://www.jazzmutant.com/lemur_overview.php