Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:47 pm
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Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:03 pm
I don't value opinions from greasy Vegas performers who never advanced past the stale fusion style of the 70's; the single worst era in jazz music. Maybe *you* can't hear nuances in repetition samples and velocity switching because your ears are blown out from playing too many gigs at stinking smoke filled rooms for drunken middle aged slobs spilling beer all over you and your gear after they just blew their kid's college fun at the poker table. That's OK just be nice to them because they are paying for your Xite-1. It's called being a whore... Enjoy it. That is what you were born to do!
XITE-1/4LIVE wrote:Warp69..........He's pissed because he has spent thousands of dollars and isn't sure why it still sounds like shit.
But it's hunderds of GB's in size...........thanks for your cash, enjoy the jpeg and the 12 extra layers you'll never hear..........ankyu.................NEXT.
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Symbolic Sound Corporation was founded in 1989. Creamware started in 1996. Clavia in 1983.
Now it is 1/14/09. Look at this:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Kentsfield 2.4GHz LGA 775 Quad-Core Processor Model BX80562Q6600 - Retail Your Price:$189.99
Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 $68.99
Sonic Core, Clavia and Symbolic Sound are all doomed unless they face the fact that we don't need hardware anymore.
This is worth putting on a T-Shirt and bumper sticker.......
I had to copy that as proof that Humans On Drugs have poor judgement.......no congressional scientific study was even necessary....
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:11 pm
Just quoting this for the sake of hillarity.I think jimmy is one hell of a musician with way more experience and musical skill then a lot of people i know.braincell wrote:I don't value opinions from greasy Vegas performers who never advanced past the stale fusion style of the 70's; the single worst era in jazz music. Maybe *you* can't hear nuances in repetition samples and velocity switching because your ears are blown out from playing too many gigs at stinking smoke filled rooms with drunk middle aged slobs spilling beer all over you and your gear after they just blew their kid's college fun at the poker table. That's OK just be nice to them because they are paying for your Xite-1. It's called being a whore... Enjoy it. That is what you were born to do!
XITE-1/4LIVE wrote:Warp69..........He's pissed because he has spent thousands of dollars and isn't sure why it still sounds like shit.
But it's hunderds of GB's in size...........thanks for your cash, enjoy the jpeg and the 12 extra layers you'll never hear..........ankyu.................NEXT.
______________________________________________________________________________
Symbolic Sound Corporation was founded in 1989. Creamware started in 1996. Clavia in 1983.
Now it is 1/14/09. Look at this:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Kentsfield 2.4GHz LGA 775 Quad-Core Processor Model BX80562Q6600 - Retail Your Price:$189.99
Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 $68.99
Sonic Core, Clavia and Symbolic Sound are all doomed unless they face the fact that we don't need hardware anymore.
This is worth putting on a T-Shirt and bumper sticker.......
I had to copy that as proof that Humans On Drugs have poor judgement.......no congressional scientific study was even necessary....
But hey...what do i know.
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 8:50 pm
Sorry Bout That Chief......
I felt sorry for you when I saw the thread about how you spent hours loading dozens of DVD's that were the " Ultimate " Pianos. I would have paid dearly to see the look on your face when you realized after the first few notes that you just got fucked, and should have spent the money on a hardware model which would have sounded better.
Instead of taking your beating like a man you come sniveling back here with these absurd comments on how hardware will be history, etc.
Since you prefer soft everything perhaps you should persuade the Doctors where you live to let you have Conjugal visits, but I think you would still claim software rules.
If they cut back on your meds, I would be deprived of your Prophetic wisdom.
So let us go forward uninterupted.
I look forward to your next vision of the future oh Mighty NostraDumbAss.
I felt sorry for you when I saw the thread about how you spent hours loading dozens of DVD's that were the " Ultimate " Pianos.
I would have paid dearly to see the look on your face when you realized after the first few notes that you just got fucked, and should have spent the money on a hardware model which would have sounded better.Instead of taking your beating like a man you come sniveling back here with these absurd comments on how hardware will be history, etc.
Since you prefer soft everything perhaps you should persuade the Doctors where you live to let you have Conjugal visits, but I think you would still claim software rules.
If they cut back on your meds, I would be deprived of your Prophetic wisdom.
So let us go forward uninterupted.
I look forward to your next vision of the future oh Mighty NostraDumbAss.
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 8:59 pm
okay, I had just 'bout enough I think.
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 12:11 am
i've cooled down.
Braincell. My point, in a more decent way of putting it is this: Why not make a thread called "Hardware is dead" and have a single thread to discuss the issue? I know this idea has been vented before. Then people that were interested in that issue could come there to discuss the issue, not needing to see it in every other thread. I'm here to read about the Kyma for example. Not of your predictions of hardware in general, and not how right you were about an issue many years ago (that you keep repeating to boredom).
And I'm sorry if you find my post insulting. I have no idea which part you are referring to. I would ofcourse try to clearify this by PM if i didn't have a restraining order on you.
Braincell. My point, in a more decent way of putting it is this: Why not make a thread called "Hardware is dead" and have a single thread to discuss the issue? I know this idea has been vented before. Then people that were interested in that issue could come there to discuss the issue, not needing to see it in every other thread. I'm here to read about the Kyma for example. Not of your predictions of hardware in general, and not how right you were about an issue many years ago (that you keep repeating to boredom).
And I'm sorry if you find my post insulting. I have no idea which part you are referring to. I would ofcourse try to clearify this by PM if i didn't have a restraining order on you.
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 12:42 am
I don't have anything intelligent to add (as usual ) but let me just say this: you guys have made my morning very sunny, thank you
) but let me just say this: you guys have made my morning very sunny, thank youRe: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 2:37 am
Jeez guys... give it a break will ya?
and to get back on topic, did you guys check out the sound examples?
http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bi ... SoundClips
Lots of crazy stuff there. I don't care if it's hardware, software ot both, all I know is that I want this
and to get back on topic, did you guys check out the sound examples?
http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bi ... SoundClips
Lots of crazy stuff there. I don't care if it's hardware, software ot both, all I know is that I want this
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 3:02 am
what a lovely link.
Re: New Kyma "supercomputer"
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 3:06 am
whoops... it should work now