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Monday, February 11, 2008
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Nice set-up.
ReplyDeleteIf you're in the Seattle area and looking to trade the Q anytime, let me know. I have an Access Virus KC that I'm looking to swap out.
I spot a Thingamagloop on the moniter!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice sometimes to see a space that doesn't have a computer monitor. If I didn't have a billion dollars worth of virtual synths, I'd consider just getting a Tascam SX1/Roland MV8800 type of solution.
ReplyDeleteYellow is good.
ReplyDeleteNever expected to see my guest bedroom on someone else's blog!
ReplyDeleteThe rack, incidentally, is all effects: a Vortex, MPX-1, and several 80s-era analogue delays.
Jasyn: I'll be hanging onto the Q - it's an old friend.