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SD cards aren't exactly speedy devices though... and aren't the file systems you can use pretty limited?

aqua_tek wrote:Did you not learn from my mistake? Be careful. you'll offend the minimal futurists in the forum

oh yeah, the ones with all the USB hard drives...

Many people use it especially those who use d.s.p. boxes like powercores etc.....Also it would allow you to still use your firewire 400 device. It is kind of a shame actually. well, you don't really need it for firewire 400, but for a 'pro' machine to have such limited expansion options is really a...

SD card but no expresscard really sucks!

now what am i going to have for breakfast???

'hocketing'!!! what a great word!

pretty cool for $29.95 depending on your needs...

there's a whole heap of threads about this, try this search in Google for starters:

removing vocals site:ableton.com/forum

the goods were effectively stolen, they were acquired with stolen credit... I have to agree with you, but 2 months later??? maybe it took that long for the real owner of the credit card to realise what had happened? anyway, that you got ripped off sucks, and i really hope you get your money back...

the goods were effectively stolen, they were acquired with stolen credit...

it's easy to use a card that isn't yours if you have the billing address...

you are arguing that stolen goods should no longer be considered stolen as long as the thief was paid for them!

yep, it also means you can use Mackie Control commands and have the blue hand macro mapping at the same time too... very handy...

1. I havent been able to get the pads mapping to drum racks when using LC XMU... But you get the faders and device control What happens when you bypass just the pads (modifier + bypass CCs in LC Xmu)? Are the notes that get sent (MPC preset 1) not getting to the drum racks? Is the LC Xmu passthroug...

apart from needing an extra bit of software to make the transport functions work, the other stuff that you want to do, like triggering drums is not too complicated, it's just a matter of reassigning the pads to whichever MIDI notes correspond to the drum sounds you want to trigger... e.g. since the ...

i'm on the verge of shelling out on an LS-10 myself...

from my research a while back, in that price range the LS-10 and the Edirol R09HR are the two main contenders, in terms of having the best mics and sound quality...

haha, look like you're the web designer guru round here!