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Roflcopter

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  1. All hail da masta [we're not worthy etc.]:
  2. Also not bad: (part one)
  3. I think I'd add every freebie that Voxengo makes, until you move up to some of their better ones (I did get GlissEQ, its a must). Some of their free stuff is just a must-have, if it weren't free I'd buy it. Crystal is a nicer synth than most people give it credit for, and *can* work with soundfonts even, IIRC. http://www.greenoak.com/crystal/ If you want punchier drums check out Dominion, also from Digital Fishphones: http://www.macmusic.org/software/releases....id/536/view/VST There's probably a few others that don't come to mind, will add those later.
  4. Check out Antoine's other stuff - it's marvelous : the other 2 hands are his violin player, Tommy Gauthier (same song, but CD version): if you want to hear something really hilarious, check out this guys laughter, it takes a few seconds to register what it's all about, until the MC gets a microphone to let us in on the big secret: http://youtube.com/watch?v=arh1RwduqYg
  5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVG_esC-rgA
  6. I think you should go to a store, or even several, and take a friend with you that knows guitars on a technical level, and then try *all* the models within your price range - and walk away with the one that felt the best to play. You should 'fall in love' with it, up to a point. Never buy one if you don't get that buzz. Just find more shops, in that case. Also do try different guitars of same make and model, there can be *big* difference in 'identical' guitars as to how they play and feel. The more choice, the better.
  7. To answer the OP: I think drums - since I don't drum myself and just combine what I like by ear, I'd probably need one with 3 hands to play some of my stuff live.
  8. Welll if you want to be *really* nitpicking your music theory - there *is* a B#, technically speaking. In that regard an F-sharp is technically not the same as a G-flat, either. The plot thickens... http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/textb/B-Sharp.html (for all practical purposes strumming your axe - forget about this, and learn to read tabs, not as convenient as a fake book, but you'll find this notation used more than anything else on the web).
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