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SixStringGeek wrote:I have one ••“ if you just need 8 MIDI busses, it's great.

I need more MIDI ins and outs, if that's the same thing!

Thanks for the rec.

magicd wrote:Hope that helps!

Indeed ••“ although you forgot one thing:

"The MTP AV costs six hundred bleeding bucks!"

I think the 128 Express is the baby for me.

Thanks, chaps.

Looks like I'm going to have to invest in a bigger MIDI interface. Your recommendations would of course be much appreciated![/b]

No, not the small aircraft...

I gather Motu's Microlite MIDI interface is chainable to give you access to more MIDI devices. Does anyone have experience of doing so?

Other sources seem to indicate dismantling and cleaning the mouthpiece after each playing.

Wondered why my reed was beginning to stink...

Frodo wrote:The internet is an exciting place-- giving any who'd speak a fair voice in their field of interest.

The internet seems to be turning into a place where people go to shout at each other...and get ignored.

Not here at the Nation, of course!

This seems about the closest forum for this one. I've recently succumbed to a jazz fascination and acquired an alto sax, but have a couple of basic maintenance questions for any (horatio) hornblowers out there... 1) Is there a way of cleaning inside the instrument other than a pull-though? Mine met ...

James Steele wrote:What do you mean Dolly Parton is rock solid? A good singer... very good timing?

He meant her large chest made her a stable platform when placed face down on the floor of the control room in place of the studio couch.

For me MIDI is very important. PT cannot even begin to hold a candle to DP in this regard. Ditto. I liked PT LE, but there are certainly drawbacks and this was the biggest. MIDI in PT is clumsy to the point of obstructiveness, whereas in Performer it's elegant simple and powerful. Like moving from ...

Don't let punning ruin your life, Monkey.

I almost lost everything through excessive punning. And spoonerising.

monkey man wrote:Sorry. How could anyone resist?

Well I managed to make the effort!

Puns are far worse than heroin.

leigh wrote:

Who's the trio??

Sean Dobbins, drums; Kurt Krahnke, bass; Tad Weed, piano.

Very good. My compliments to them - as well as to you for your lovely intimate recording!

Who's the trio??

This is very good. Some tutti sections very filmic.

Subtle accents are nice: bells, snare, woodblock, strings pizzi etc. Very nice attention to detail and fine use of dynamics.

Sorry, Tim - didn't see your full reply.

Thanks very much - I'll check this tonight.