[Ben Bradley]

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 09:28:28 -0800 (PST), Danny T
wrote:

On Dec 19, 3:51*pm, wrote:
On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 14:53:45 -0800 (PST), Danny T

wrote:
I would love to find out someone has this and it works. I can think of
the time I would save!

I've tried a few programs a few years ago and they all gave me a hodge
podge of midi notes. There was the ones I played of course plus a
bunch of stuff that was caused by overtones and external stuff like a
faintly brushed string. It was just too sensitive.

It's hard for me to think back to all the work I put in figuring out
how to center a title in typing class. To think that someone is
actually even thinking about this kind of thing blows my mind.

I've been reading the posts and reminiscing back to when I bought my
first synthesizer with memory, the Korg Poly 6! What a step up from my
old board.

What can I say.... I love the toys but I do sit in amazement over how
little work I get done these days as opposed to the old days when I
had no toys.

I'm just a hack musician, but the more I play with drum
machines/sequencers/drumming software, the more I suspect that in the
long run I'd be much better off and musically more productive by using
a real kit and taking drum lessons.