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if you are esx virgin you should find someone who put a nice hard jack in proper hole, and then another into dc slot

at the begining you could feel a light pain , but then there will be only pleaaaaasureeeee...

now you are not virgin anymore..

maybe try to find wall mounted flexible grip. wall mounted arms has two major pros: - save space - have flexible arm you can swing left/right/back/forward but buying something like that you should pay attention if arms its well fitted each other. it's essencial for work comfort. i've experienced it ...

if you want to chop you have to: 1.go to sample mode (rubber button with "sample" caption) 2.sample from eg. vinyl/cd/etc (press shift+rec then press play to start sampling - then press stop button when you finish sampling) 3.hold shift and press pad with caption "time slice" (pad13) 4.select ...

try to sample bass as a chord in selected key then put different sampled chords into different drum tracks now you can trigger a chords in selected key using pads if you assign all needed chords in one pattern you can do do the same with another pattern but using samples in another key. selecting ...

>I have noticed a lot of people using the Boss DD Pedals. Do you find >you are using them a lot? I rely on midi to sync a lot of my delays. where did you spotted boss on my photo :?: i have no pedals at all.. but maybe there is something i dont know ;) i agree with you about delays - no good delay ...

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It's really good idea to put monitor on the wall.
A lot of free space on the desk and more flexibility.