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It's the second article they have on there, but it's got everyone's favourite ex-Korg employee (from recent times) giving a fun demo of the silly thing!

This will def solve the ' tiny font' problem I have with the SEQ

Nice! You get a full body workout too.

Sam CA wrote:Nice! You get a full body workout too.

Oh yes I didn't even think of how running up and down the interface would provide cardio-vascular exercise, good point.

GregC wrote:This will def solve the ' tiny font' problem I have with the SEQ

Something us oldies really need these days too, along with the regular exercise!

That's a brilliant idea. We have festivals that take place here where something like that would fit in really well on the streets for public access.

Sharp.

DJ Music Sequencer Pro, gives you chance to create your own music tracks like real DJ music maker and remix it with a lot of music effects available on this music remixer it's easy with simple steps and you able to edit music from scratch to complete DJ beats and show your skills to the community.

App features :

- Mixing 2 or more songs
- Simple design with a user-friendly interface
- Create different music of your choice
- Attach your own music file.
- Adjust volume, add music effects and record your own music
- Create hip hop
- compatible with android phone and tablets.
- Save all your music in my folder within the app.
- Professional studio samples
- Record tracks

Create beats and tracks with sequencer DJ electro club maker sound bass pad on your phone or tablet! Writing and recording his music in real time. Plug the device into the columns and play with friends, partying, improvise!

Funny Remix Ringtones app contains high quality, funny remix ringtone sounds. These remixed ringtones are guaranteed to make you move. Hip Hop, Techno, Rap, jam,

That first sentence is a cracker.

Remember to take a deep breath before reading aloud! The whole post reads like an ad for cheap editing software from 2002 capitalising on the mp3 ringtone craze.