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04-29-2010
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Where is my CD burner, in SCSI terms?
Where is my CD burner, in SCSI terms?
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08-02-2010
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you can use windows media player if you are on windows...
Sony's Sonicstage is also pretty good
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08-20-2010
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you can use windows media player if you are on windows...
Sony's Sonicstage is also pretty good.
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08-20-2010
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During the summer I like to give my students a completely different musical experience. I want them to have something fun and exciting to work on (maybe even to brag about!) and I like for all of us to return to piano lessons in the fall with renewed enthusiasm.I began my Orchestration Project in the summer of 1989. I was working with an Apple IIe, a very simple sequencing program, and a no-frills keyboard. [For a full report of those early days, see my article in Clavier, August 1989, "Summer Synthesizer Project."] This past summer my students used my 400Mz PC with a Hewlett Packard CD-Writer Plus, Clavinova CVP-98, Philips CDR-778 CD recorder, and Cakewalk Home Studio sequencing software (Cakewalk, 888-CAKEWALK, Cakewalk.com – Recording Software & Hardware For Making Music On PC And Mac – Professional Music Production Software). At the end of the project each student received a recording of all the pieces, but instead of the cassette tapes my students had received in the past, this year each student received a professional-looking CD, complete with booklet, liner, and jewel case.
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10-12-2010
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You might want to check into the COBY brand of Headphones, particularly the COBY CRS-127. The Cord problem should resolve itself, CRS 127 cords are heavier than even the $200+ headphone cords. And COBY guaranties its headphones for life, against wear and tear and mechanical defects. I have a pair, purchased in 1988, that is going on strong today, I've had no problems with them.
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