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Computer games don't effect kids... If Pacman affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music
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I saw a video of the Octopus a while ago. Looks pretty cool.
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After a show last night, I'm convinced that if I designed and marketed a standard folding table that had wider legs at bottom and was a goood 2-3 feet higher, I could sell them for a mint to laptop musicians. I swear if I play another gig, all hunched over because the table is too low, i'll lose it. ok just thought i'd put it out there.
looks nice
would like to play around with
Scrotum Smasher
Surfin Step Sequencer
The Octopus
Ebbe und Flut
and
Resonator Neuronium
would like to play around with
Scrotum Smasher
Surfin Step Sequencer
The Octopus
Ebbe und Flut
and
Resonator Neuronium
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https://subbase.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/subbasednb
can also be found here
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Hell, yeah, man, I've been trying to work out an easy solution to having my laptop up higher in front of my face. Heading off to the woodshop now...corygilbert wrote:After a show last night, I'm convinced that if I designed and marketed a standard folding table that had wider legs at bottom and was a goood 2-3 feet higher, I could sell them for a mint to laptop musicians. I swear if I play another gig, all hunched over because the table is too low, i'll lose it. ok just thought i'd put it out there.
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Motherfuck-yeah! That's like my biggest annoyance with anything performance-oriented- it's so fucking hard getting a proper rig.sparklepuff wrote:Hell, yeah, man, I've been trying to work out an easy solution to having my laptop up higher in front of my face. Heading off to the woodshop now...corygilbert wrote:After a show last night, I'm convinced that if I designed and marketed a standard folding table that had wider legs at bottom and was a goood 2-3 feet higher, I could sell them for a mint to laptop musicians. I swear if I play another gig, all hunched over because the table is too low, i'll lose it. ok just thought i'd put it out there.
However, if you're just using a laptop on stage, definitely go with a monitor-stand, like this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Allsop-Redmond-Mo ... 734&sr=1-2
I'm saving for a new stand to compliment my K&M Spider Pro - it will most likely be a Jaspers Alu, like this one:
http://www.jaspers-alu.de/jaspers-alu/images/3M-140.jpg
just with more holders and a nice laptop/sheet holder like this one:
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yeah, I've done the keyboard stand thng too, it's more like the standard club provided tables are of course really too short for this type of thing. Seems like it'd be great if clubs started picking up something like this you know most people have a controller as well as the laptop, and usually stage set ups include more than one performer. I don't know, if they sold them, i'd buy one.