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You'll be hard-pressed to find a better chorus for your money.

You need a monome and the Monochrome VST (by Steve Duda and Deadmau5, btw!)

http://forum.monome.org/topic/737#new

256 - ordered.

Can't wait.

To get real results, often I've had to task the reseller to contact Korg. It's one of the reasons I use Sweetwater in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I asked them to contact Korg about midi sync problems on the KP3. I'm convinced that had it not been for Sweetwater "nudging" them, a firmware update ...

edit - SOLD.

edit - SOLD.

OK now I'm sufficiently confused. Last night I soldered up two cables, one with the sheild attached at both ends, and one with the shield attached at just one. The one with both ends 'shielded' lit up all 3 LEDs on my cable tester, and the other didn't light any. Both of them transmitted audio when ...

wait nevermind, i got it. the 'trick' is that when you have ground AND shield connections only ONE of them should connect from device to device. if there are two 'ground' connections from device to device and those two grounds aren't the same, that can produce hum. the rest you have to think through...

Tone Deft wrote:I answered that.

haha! and I read your answer like 3 times. Could you dumb it down a bit?

thanks for clearing that up, Tone. I guess I asked my question incorrectly. The real question is, in diagram #8, (TRS to TRS) it only shows one side being connected to the cable shielding. So, is that the correct procedure? Or would you connect the shielding to both sides?

cool! download link on the site doesn't work, though.

cool, thanks for the info. doesn't this diagram ( specifically #8 ) make it look like it's only needed on one side, though?

So, according to the Rane technical documents shown at the bottom of this page: http://diy-central.com/HowToCreateYourOwnDIYCablesXLRTRSStudioCables.aspx You should only solder the ground on a TRS or XLS on one side. Is this correct? From some of the examples I've seen done on youtube people solder ...

thanks for the feedback, everybody!

i laughed when I read your description, mosca. that's sort of how it is around here (in Cleveland).

now, off to pitch the idea to the wife!

So, I might *possibly* have the opportunity to work abroad for a year or so, and it would be in either Glasgow or Edinburgh. Does anyone on this forum hail from one of those two cities? I'm hoping to get a little feedback into what it would be like to live there. i.e. cost of living (renting), music...