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C'mon Ed! If they've been paying attention, they would have already known that! 'Cause you own ALL the plugins ever made, roight? ??

Have one of these Ed! ? Oh, and here's one for Sheens too! ?

Well, I suppose you could play with Am, but that's probably illegal unless you're in the South or the District of Columbia... ?

Can it rewind them as well? ?

Good job! Only 1,300 more to go to catch up with the leaders! ?

Scott was a bit optimistic on the year, but the rest is valid! ? Fixed!

But, most importantly, does it have a cowbell??? ?

No. I'm quite happy with the one I've got! ? However, if you're looking for a new one, here's one that was found left laying around in the old Coffee House! ?

Hopefully she won't pick Up In Smoke, eh? ?

So, you have an Apple keyboard then? ?

*Wonders if Pwalpwal even has a Windows key and period on his keyboard... ?* ?

@Wibbles Thanks for those videos! The first one goes to the actual channel so it looks like I've got a lot of playlists to check out! ?? [Edit: Even better! He's got an "all tracks" playlist with 83 tracks in it! Looks like that will be playing while I work. ?]

Good job! I can actually program to this stuff. ?

Why indeed! ?

Reminds me of this song...

Ooo... Me likey! Will have to check out more later. ??

What IS this "tuning" thingy I keep hearing about? I play Rawk, is it something I should consider looking into??? ? ?

Next tip! Just "discovered" your YouTube channel (while trying to send a link on my phone). I'd suggest adding the Video section (which appears to be missing ) since it is the easiest place to see all of your stuff and/or make an "Everything" playlist. Having a lot of one-song playlists doesn't do much! Separating styles into playlists is helpful though. I'm a much bigger fan of Melodic Trance over Techno for example. Of course, what people call each of the subgenres could make a huge thread in and of itself! Singles may be useful for mixing but, for pure enjoyment, it's nice to be able to play them all one after the other! ? (Note that I was DJ for four years back in the early 80's and also did the lighting at a lot of the underground clubs in the Los Angeles area back in the 90's. I've got many GB's of the Classic Trance and Techno from that era including multi-hour DJ mixes!)

Well, I liked them! Some sounded like what I used to create back in the 90's (all lost when both a hard drive and the back-up "30-year Phase Digital drive" died... ?). Do you have longer versions with added headers and tails as well? These help DJ's mix them in and match tempos. And now, for the most obvious question you're going to get here: Did you even use BandLab (aka, Cakewalk, aka SONAR) in the creation of these? I've got access to some DJ's that make weekly mixes. I'll send them your links.

There. Take that! ?

Billy Squire - In The Dark

Dio - Rainbow In The Dark

Rainbow - Stargazer

Genesis - Silver Rainbow