punch

nipple tweak, hard.

Who let him back in?!

lol nope not yet...
I figure I'll give myself a chance to use it this summer when I move into a new place, hopefully I'll have some room to set it up permanent styles, that way I'll HAVE to use it.
If I don't use it by August, i am selling it. It's still worth 800$ easy so as much as I'd like to 'give' it away, I can't.
If I do sell it, I'll post it up to ravewave first to give y'all first dibs.

But yeah, Pat, we'll get together this summer, and work it out. I own Ableton now legally so if it's going to work ever, it's going to work now.

baby looks so sad though :\

why don't you just live here then, you know how bad you'd have to fuck up to be deported? reallll bad

coo, lemme know

[ ...mobi ]





I can't believe it's not...

d average

hot






smoking joints and watching whose line

mr big, more delicious





my dick or a toyota tercel 2002

zoolander

..a flying castle! It's going to kill everything!!!





There's no place like...

hopefully NOT some person's parent.

Indeed, like, I am debating with myself whether doing something like that really requires a hard synth. The original sounds are ALL crap, i mean, you really have to play with them a lot before they sound decent, and then all that work to record a little wav sample with which I have no more control? That alone would not warrant me keeping it around. I mean, in that case I could record all my fav sounds and then sell it, cause I'd never need to replay those recorded bits using the synth itself.
It's my fault for not knowing exactly how everything works in the first place but I have so much trouble just plugging it in and setting it up to record/play through Ableton. Getting it synced and into performance mode is frickin chinese to me at this point too.

what a choice :\

, then don't look!





Well spin my wheel and colour me...

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and all the girls gonna get down n dirty wit the... something.





Finish that...

it's funny cause it's true...
Use this when you want to pour liquor down your gf's throat.

..way you apply deodorant.





This is...

boobs

got everything I need

me too, it's pimpin'

x-factor

use a condom!





Take a chill...

Hey all, this is meant strictly as a discussion. I bought myself a Nord Lead 2x back in the summer of 2006 and I've used it so rarely. This synth is easily worth 1000$ and i feel horrible that it is sitting in my closet, luckily not gathering dust though due to it's protective case.
I gave myself an ultimatum a month ago, that if I did not begin using it regularly, that I should sell it and at LEAST let someone make good use of it. It's in perfect working condition but I am so accustomed to VSTs, that you can multiply and use SO easily. Setting up a hardware synth alone takes upwards of 10 minutes if you do it everything perfectly the first time, I don't have a permanent place for it so I can't set it up and leave it.
I feel guilt, massive guilt, this fucking awesome synth is being ignored and totally wasting space, time and money.

I want your opinion mainly on what you would do, would have done.
I mean, let's say i get a studio set up that gives me enough room to have it out and ready to use at a moment's notice, I can still only use it for one midi track at a time. If I render the audio to use it for another midi track, i can't modify the pattern anymore, nor can I create new ones. Are hardware synths realy as unflexible as I perceive them? is there some way I can get my synth to respond to multiple midi tracks? (i doubt it)
What do I do? :\ I mean, eBayer's are gladly paying 900$ easy for this.

fuuk

to the liver!





Jack be nimble, Jack be quick...

le hot

le p'tit

so true

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Which Demons?

dance

hot, but buster bars next time







love

why do you need citizenship?

nah, if World Of Warcraft can do it, google can....