October 19

I suppose I'm accustomed to calling it the law of gravity. I guess instead of law, I should call it an empirically
verified force that thus far has been ubiquitous.

Something

Architects

Self-taught architects have generally studied and qualified in other fields such as engineering or Arts and crafts.

texts

"The understandings of the greater part of men are necessarily formed by their ordinary employments. The man whose life is spent in performing a few simple operations... has no occasion to exert his understanding... He generally becomes as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become."

hgtert

lest his existence — as the smartest, handsomest, most athletic boy in the world — hurt the feelings of the mediocre popular majority.

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Self-taught architects have generally studied and qualified in other fields such as engineering or Arts and crafts.

Future. 4.40.

yerhdfg

Future, 4.30.

HAHA

hetdsr

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yes

Picture.

THings

Yes.

Moved!

I decided to ditch blogger and go with wordpress. You can find the rest of my boring blog at http://meerpower.wordpress.com/

Note Repeat in FL Studio, just like an MPC!

The note repeat function on Akai MPCs allows you to trigger a sampler at an interval you chose just by holding down a pad; you hold down a pad, a hihat plays eighth notes or whatever. I'm pretty sure that some midi pad controllers from Akai can do this, just by sending a bunch of note messages when you hold down the pad, but if you have a pad controller that can't do this, there's still a way. The Korg Padkontrol's roll function can sort of do this, but it kind of sucks.

Lookin' Good

I changed everything! I think it looks pretty good now.

Thanks, Blogger (and Google)

In my quest to find a suitable way to embed audio files in this blog, I thought that soundclick would be the best way. Blogger told me that I could upload video and image files, but not audio, and that I'd have to find somewhere else and probably pay out the nose to host my audio files, and that it hated me for suggesting it. You probably didn't notice that the soundclick player got totally frugged up in the feed,
which sucked, and totally screwed it up with huge white spaces all over the place. Frick.

Guitar Rig, Skippy Fills

Today, I decided to go through all the old projects that I haven't worked on in a while. Usually I'll leave old things behind to work on something new every week or so, sometimes more frequently than that. Anyways, I opened one song up, and it seemed to be from my "slap Guitar Rig on everything" phase from a week or so ago. The beat needed a bit of variation, and since it was a beat I had made before and chopped up in a slicer channel, I just started rearranging some of the chops and making them shorter. It ended up with a sort of 'skipping cd' sound, which is okay.