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Look, we all know that you DO have the time right now, so try these two rabbit holes. I'm sure you'll find some wonderful music that will have you learning more about the artists you find (and we all love YouBoob for samples of music, ya?). ? This first one takes an artist you enter and then shows you a bunch of other artists around it. The closer to the originally entered artist, the more likely they sound similar (and, therefore, the more likely you'll enjoy them if you like the artist you entered! Caution: This has cost me a ton of money since I discovered this site - lol! ? ). It uses AI and group feedback to determine what direction and distance one artist is from another. The Music Map This second one has you enter a year and it will return a bunch of YouBoob videos with songs that were popular during that year. The Nostalgia Machine Enjoy! ?

One could get cramps from all the PM's around here! ?

Way to go SoundClown.

I'm currently saving up for whichever breaks first: My car or my main computer... Right now, the car is winning. ?

Let Ed keep all the over he wants. Send me BECAN!

"This upload is unavailable in your country due to licensing restrictions. Why?" I'm assuming that I'm just being blinded by science B.S.

I'm sure Bill will say it's nacho nights either! ?

I know if I currently had the time and money I would certainly buy it! I really enjoyed mine.

Back in the 80's, I had a friend who was the top sales manager at Sherman Clay Organs and Pianos for three years in a row. As such, he got to demo some really nice stuff. One of these was a "new" (at the time) Ensoniq synth that was given to him to try out (no idea which model unfortunately...). One of the things it could do was a type of "aftertouch" where you simply held down a note for a long time and it just went off on a wild trip of bizarre sounds (still, by far, the most interesting sounds I've heard while on shrooms!?). I'm searching YouBoob for any videos showing this effect and found a couple that sound wonderful (see below). Hopefully, I will find one so I can ask the one question I really want to ask! DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A SOFTWARE SYNTH THAT CAN DO THE SAME???

But what if I wanted it to be my night? ( ? )

*Pffttt...* S.L.I.P.'s was soooo last year! ?

Boy, I wish that were the case with the one client we have that's using them! We have almost daily issues with their VM's and containers... Someday, we'll get around to refreshing them from scratch correctly. Other than the above, I haven't really done squat with Linux for almost 20 years! There was a time when I used to run the second-most popular game servers on the West Coast (U.S.) which were all Linux. I had a dedicated T1 line coming in and ran Quake 1 (where I was ranked at #24 out of over 340,000 players at one time - I was a low ping b@stard too! ?), Counter Strike (my team, one of two in our "clan," made it to the #1 spot on League Republic) and Half Life (I created two popular maps). Ah, those were fun days! Besides the servers, I had five full setups so friends could come over for LAN parties. ?

When those kittens grow up?

Since a "true" analog will cost stupid amounts of money, I'd suggest one that's really close like this analog modeling synth: I had both this one and the rack equivalent (which might be an option since he already has a keyboard controller and can be found for under $300).

[Just assume something witty was put here and not an accidental duplicate post. TIA.]

A "Three for Thursday!"

While I try to avoid most IoT devices, I must admit that I just LOVE my WiFi enabled LIFX bulbs! ?

I'm somewhat shocked that the stupid forum censor is missing all these sax posts! ?

I had this: But all I really ever used was this... Oh well...

For serious Rock collectors only. ?