The 1992 MIDI Experience: Yamaha -Hello! Music! - Kit for Windows 3. 1
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Date: 2022-04-14
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Ck
Clint are you any good at fixing a PowerMax G5 I used the program that gets rid of read me files and different languages that I don't read
Because my hard drive was getting full. When I rebooted the power Mac and tried to click down in the dock on the finder or anything nothing would execute or do anything I bought a hard drive off of eBay that has leopard and I have a install leopard disc you think I can plug in the new leopard hard drive. Would that let me fix my hard drive thats corrupted and maybe reinstall and save all my files without losing years of work and family files
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Clint are you any good at fixing a PowerMax G5 I used the program that gets rid of read me files and different languages that I don't read
Because my hard drive was getting full. When I rebooted the power Mac and tried to click down in the dock on the finder or anything nothing would execute or do anything I bought a hard drive off of eBay that has leopard and I have a install leopard disc you think I can plug in the new leopard hard drive. Would that let me fix my hard drive thats corrupted and maybe reinstall and save all my files without losing years of work and family files
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ACL
Wow so cool, I missed out on these kits, I was poor and was using screamtracker and cool edit for my music introduction at that age, I think was around this time. love the rompler era. I still have my X5DR half rack. I saw the cbx_k3 for sale not long ago and had never seen that midi keyboard ever, now I know what the model was referring too as part of a bundle thing, that's cool, you have to get that keyboard Clint for that setup now, apparently it's a beast metal chassis and keybed is really nice. like on the Yamaha synths around that time
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Wow so cool, I missed out on these kits, I was poor and was using screamtracker and cool edit for my music introduction at that age, I think was around this time. love the rompler era. I still have my X5DR half rack. I saw the cbx_k3 for sale not long ago and had never seen that midi keyboard ever, now I know what the model was referring too as part of a bundle thing, that's cool, you have to get that keyboard Clint for that setup now, apparently it's a beast metal chassis and keybed is really nice. like on the Yamaha synths around that time
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Nyghtowl
I had an old Yamaha keyboard as a kid, it was from the late 80s or early 90s, but it also featured AWM. And God. I just loved how it sounded. It was a PSS-790 and I wrote my first pieces of Music with the inbuild multitrack recording. This thing sounds quite similar. I would love to have a MIDI-Device or SoundFont so I could use some of the sounds in Studio One today! If anyone knows something, let me know pls: D
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I had an old Yamaha keyboard as a kid, it was from the late 80s or early 90s, but it also featured AWM. And God. I just loved how it sounded. It was a PSS-790 and I wrote my first pieces of Music with the inbuild multitrack recording. This thing sounds quite similar. I would love to have a MIDI-Device or SoundFont so I could use some of the sounds in Studio One today! If anyone knows something, let me know pls: D
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Nat
I like the tune you created there at the end!
I never had an external device like that but I had an AWE soundcard and a copy of Cakewalk Pro that I used to play around with quite a lot. I only wish I knew where all the MIDI tunes I wrote got to. I imagine they're all on a floppy disk around here. somewhere.
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I like the tune you created there at the end!
I never had an external device like that but I had an AWE soundcard and a copy of Cakewalk Pro that I used to play around with quite a lot. I only wish I knew where all the MIDI tunes I wrote got to. I imagine they're all on a floppy disk around here. somewhere.
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lazygamereviews
Blast from the past. I HAD one of these, along with TRAX, which was my first sequencer. I had a Mac LC III in those days, a massive upgrade from my previous Mac Plus. This module had some pretty cool sounding drums. Boy did I love that setup. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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Blast from the past. I HAD one of these, along with TRAX, which was my first sequencer. I had a Mac LC III in those days, a massive upgrade from my previous Mac Plus. This module had some pretty cool sounding drums. Boy did I love that setup. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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Nathaniel
I was born after Doom was released, and want to play it, yet still have not. Somehow, from watching LGR videos, i have come to recognize the main song to the extent that I realized someone exiting the apartment complex was playing it really loud in their car.
Happy 2020 I guess.
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I was born after Doom was released, and want to play it, yet still have not. Somehow, from watching LGR videos, i have come to recognize the main song to the extent that I realized someone exiting the apartment complex was playing it really loud in their car.
Happy 2020 I guess.
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Andrew
Hi Clint. I've been watching your videos for about 8 years now. Can I suggest you do a series on operating systems? I'm a huge fan of Nathan's Toasty Tech's website and I'd love to see that translated into videos. Thank you for the wholsome content!
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Hi Clint. I've been watching your videos for about 8 years now. Can I suggest you do a series on operating systems? I'm a huge fan of Nathan's Toasty Tech's website and I'd love to see that translated into videos. Thank you for the wholsome content!
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JurisKankalis
I have a Yamaha (not a CBX, those are Hondas, but it won't do an intro like this. Maybe because it's only 250 cubic centimetres. Anyway. If you ever run short of things to video, please take a look at the music programme Fasttracker 2. 8.
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I have a Yamaha (not a CBX, those are Hondas, but it won't do an intro like this. Maybe because it's only 250 cubic centimetres. Anyway. If you ever run short of things to video, please take a look at the music programme Fasttracker 2. 8.
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4485afcsguy
You've got a hit! With a little editing, that on-the-fly midi tune of yours at the end of the video could be a commercial hit. I'd buy it! Keep up the work and if you ever create a MP3 or midi download of the tune, let us know. Thanks!
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You've got a hit! With a little editing, that on-the-fly midi tune of yours at the end of the video could be a commercial hit. I'd buy it! Keep up the work and if you ever create a MP3 or midi download of the tune, let us know. Thanks!
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coolelectronics
-frequently modulated day- nice one.
I have an fb01 looking right at it now sitting on my desk. It was a gift from my college music professor. Its a cool little synth and its great for punchy basses.
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-frequently modulated day- nice one.
I have an fb01 looking right at it now sitting on my desk. It was a gift from my college music professor. Its a cool little synth and its great for punchy basses.
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