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levicole
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Comment #49198065
ah, the toilet paper and plumbing lobbies. I knew it!
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Comment #48864455
hah! I tried to recreate my local mall, I didn't get super far, but I did have a lot of fun doing it!!
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Comment #48854976
When I was probably 13 years old, I got Duke Nukem 3D. I really wanted to figure out how to build my own levels. I had found other levels online and I couldn't figure it out. My 7t…
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Comment #48665657
I'll take my Suhr "Strat" over any American made Strat any day, as well as my hand wired boutique amp over any pro reverb (new or vintage).
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Comment #45955288
I have a friend that writes lots of music on the PO-33. They are fun, definitely toyish, but you can get good results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBo8Rd7HxdU <- a friend that …
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Comment #45493891
"If it's free, you're the product"
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Comment #44127257
The emotional support chicken isn't a great beginner project. You want to start with a scarf and move onto a beanie.
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Comment #40099121
Someone should show this to Squarepusher's brother (aka Ceephax Acid Crew).
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Comment #39595125
Devine had a great talk about the "why" of Uxn at Strange Loop last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3u7bGgVspM And there was another talk that used it as an example: https:/…
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Comment #37224749
I love my TD-3 and my KO pocket operator. The comment below suggests the minifreak, and I kind of agree with them. Behringer Pro 800 looks pretty great too, same price, analog, but…
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Comment #37121869
I'd say, if you find joy in soldering and DIY electronics, something like this could be great. It's hard to say without hearing it... I really think a first synth (I know you alrea…
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Comment #35908038
I own a deluge, and think it's great. I'm really excited about them going open source. Things I'd like to be able to add: - Oscillators from MI Plaits - MI Rings sound engine - A m…
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Comment #35773646
I worked at Griffin for a short period of time while we were still selling this. I was in tech support, and I didn't even know about the battery.
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Comment #35304902
This is true. The basics are required for ear training. But once you get past the basics (reading music, intervals, identifying chords), I don't thinking going much past that is ne…
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Comment #35304819
The Nashville Number System is faster to write down as you listen to a tune, has methods of indicating ryhthm associated with changes (underline means half a bar, diamond around a …
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Comment #35277696
I really think it depends on what level you're at. If you're still struggling to identify notes on the staff, then flash cards are just fine. If you're struggling to identify the i…
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Comment #35277487
I agree, give Rick's course a try, with an emphasis on ear training. I think ear training is much more important than music theory. You'll learn theory along the way (intervals, ch…
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Comment #31951289
I just want to say you missed Chase Bliss when mentioning good function and good form. Especially their Automotone series pedals (e.g. CXM1978 and their preamp). I find all of thei…
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Comment #24632390
Wow! I'm so jealous that you went to the Furniture Institute, and didn't realize it shut down. I am lucky enough to live in TN and have access to some great local woodworkers that …
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Comment #24374943
Honestly, google, and instagram is how I found most of the classes I've taken. I follow a lot of spoon carvers and other types of woodworkers and they post their class schedules pr…
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Comment #20716872
I went to visual performing arts high school and one of my classmates was a counter-tenor. He also doubled as a baritone, which, from what I understand is fairly common. It was inc…
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Comment #19038065
I own "Making Games for the Atari 2600" which is listed on this site. It's definitely worth picking up.
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Comment #18601858
whoops!