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Showing posts with label IPad. Show all posts

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Vintage Used Guitars - 1942 Kay Oro Lefty Parlor

1942 Kay Del Oro Lefty Cowboy Parlor Guitar .


What we have here today is one of my Cowboy Guitars. Those of you that follow me in Lawman Guitars know I love Cowboy Guitars and the walls of the shop are covered with them.  They all look great with the awesome Stenciled Graphics. I got this 1942 Del Oro Lefty Guitar and it was almost unplayed. Beautiful condition right out of the original case.


These Del Oro guitars were made in this larger body from 1942 to 1944 by Kay to be sold in the Spiegel Catalogs. They came with a neck cord and as this one has an ancient cord that was attached, I have to assume it’s the original. This Guitar was called the Lefty as the Cowboy playing the guitar on the graphics is left handed.

 I would have missed that detail. Not only is it a beautiful VERY RARE Guitar, but its now playable. The fret board has shrunk just a little which left the original frets just a little proud. I didn’t want Jeff to be sanding on them so we will leave them as they are. As you can see, the graphics are outstanding.

There were two small top cracks that Jeff the Tech cleated and repaired…and after that, only superficial wear dings and scratches. Original Tailpiece, Bridge, Pick guard,and Tuners makes this quite the guitar. It even still has the original Guitar cord… Check those pics. I also have the original case it came in…Its old but in great shape.  Grab This Beauty Before She Is Gone.

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Tablets : Pim Zond Merchandise

Tablets : Pim Zond Merchandise



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Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Workers and iPhones

Think about the worker, who assembled your iPhone and iPad, not just your selfie.

Saturday, August 9, 2014

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Friday, August 8, 2014

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Thursday, June 19, 2014

Independent Filmmaker Soundtracks

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Sunday, June 15, 2014

Sunday, May 11, 2014

How MIDI Works in Electronic Music Production

How MIDI Works in Electronic Music Production

 
One of the biggest challenges facing electronic music is the ability to recreate the natural expression that is an intrinsic part of any human performance. From the guitarist who strums certain notes harder than the others to the flute-player who sustains some notes whilst shortening the rest, it is this human element that contributes to the beauty of music and prevents it from becoming monotonous and dull. So how can an electronic music producer inject this human element into the computer hardware, software & synthesizers that they are using?

The answer is MIDI. MIDI (or Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a communications protocol which allows devices such as synthesizers to be connected to and controlled by a sequencer. Think of it as a series of instructions that can tell an end device how to behave. By carefully programming and automating MIDI control change (CC) messages, a producer can recreate the subtle nuances of a human performance in their digital instruments.

MIDI can be used to control how hard a note is played, how much pitch modulation should be applied, and even how much brightness a note should have. MIDI is also very useful for controlling rack mounted synths, as their external interface may not contain any physical real-time controllers.

The MIDI protocol makes 128 controllers available to any MIDI enabled device (CC 0-127). Many of these controllers are standardized and mapped to specific functions such as those mentioned above, whilst some are available to be interpreted by the device independently. Each controller has an associated variable parameter which controls the state of the function.

 One practical example of using CC messages would be to incorporate stereo panning in an instrument that is controlled by a particular MIDI channel. As control change 10 corresponds to Pan, the sequencer would need to send a series of CC 10 messages to the receiving device (eg. a synth). Each message would contain an instruction to set the Pan variable to a particular value. Each time that the specific control change message is received by the synth during the course of the arrangement being played back, it would adjust the Pan appropriately across the stereo field.
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