When one's soundcard is broken
it is quite depressing I have to say: watching music videos with no sound. But, there is nothing like finding out an alternate place to plug the speakers in to make them work: some random piece of hardware that you have no idea how to work. So, for most, the holiday season is over. For some reason, SFU doesn't go back unti the 9th, which seems sweet, but a lot of people are back to work and school already and unavailable to hang out.
I am looking forward to getting back to the normality of SFU. I'm also looking forward to installing Sonar 5 on my computer, figuring out how to effectively use the MIDI function and then record many songs in succession. Seeing as I can't play bass and there are no drums at SFU that I can record with, this function may prove to be quite useful. I just hope that the intrument definitions for the bass and drums sound like actual intruments. I don't like relying on soundcard definitions for MIDI, because it always ends up sounding cheesy.
Exchanging gifts that you already have is kind of a crappy thing to have to do. One comes to realise that the person who bought you the gift doesn't really know you that well. Anyhow, go to Mt. Washington. If I had my skis here, I would seriously consider it, seeing the insane amount of snow they have. I am insanely jealous of anyone going to Mt. Washington. They have a 2m base already, and have had 3 snowfalls of 50, 30, 24 cm in the past week: definitely the place to be.
Now, windows explorer isn't working with my cd burner. crap. I guess I'll install Nero. For some retarded reason, mxtabs is shut down. This may put a giant cork in the musical world as we know it. Somehow, I feel that it will be more similar to Napster though. The world seemed to come to a halt when Napster shut down, but spawned were many delocalized music sharing sites: Morpheus, KaZaA.
Canada pretty much owned the Russians. 5-0. :S what were the Russians doing out there.
I am looking forward to getting back to the normality of SFU. I'm also looking forward to installing Sonar 5 on my computer, figuring out how to effectively use the MIDI function and then record many songs in succession. Seeing as I can't play bass and there are no drums at SFU that I can record with, this function may prove to be quite useful. I just hope that the intrument definitions for the bass and drums sound like actual intruments. I don't like relying on soundcard definitions for MIDI, because it always ends up sounding cheesy.
Exchanging gifts that you already have is kind of a crappy thing to have to do. One comes to realise that the person who bought you the gift doesn't really know you that well. Anyhow, go to Mt. Washington. If I had my skis here, I would seriously consider it, seeing the insane amount of snow they have. I am insanely jealous of anyone going to Mt. Washington. They have a 2m base already, and have had 3 snowfalls of 50, 30, 24 cm in the past week: definitely the place to be.
Now, windows explorer isn't working with my cd burner. crap. I guess I'll install Nero. For some retarded reason, mxtabs is shut down. This may put a giant cork in the musical world as we know it. Somehow, I feel that it will be more similar to Napster though. The world seemed to come to a halt when Napster shut down, but spawned were many delocalized music sharing sites: Morpheus, KaZaA.
Canada pretty much owned the Russians. 5-0. :S what were the Russians doing out there.