On 11/01/2014 08:42 PM, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Sat, 01 Nov 2014 20:28:04 -1000
Wow, sounds like ready to kickstart a patent fight! ;)
:D
Especially because those products are used that much. I bet > 50% of us
can't live without such good useful tools ;).
Nice to read that you have got humour :).
Yah, it seems I do. New movie title: The Man of Squeal (Superman is a
heavy metal guitarist who loves feedback). :)
Can we assume that you are
not that enthusiastic anymore?
Enthusiastic about what? I like knobs and sliders. Knobs and connecting
cables were some of the most fun things about the Moog! I have NO
tablet/touch surface except the little 2.5x4" touchpad on my laptop and
a couple of old Wacom graphics tablets (that only respond to their
stylii), so why should I care if ones are or were available for modern
tablet devices?
I plan to replace my present synthesizer keyboard with an Akai MPK-88,
which comes with an abundance of knobs and sliders.
IIRC you once mentioned the book "The Design of Everyday Things" ;).
Yah. Knobs and sliders and such are very everyday things. So are
toothpicks. Now someone needs to come up with a Kickstarter to turn
toothpicks into a music controller.
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David W. Jones
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