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I guess the last two count as stand up comedy. Sorta. But these are all funyy. :D [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pidokakU4I]YouTube - Axis of Awesome - 4 Four Chord Song (with song titles)[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nbS5WqcGGw&feature=channel]YouTube - JULIAN SMITH - Brag Call[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ty62YzGryU4&feature=channel]YouTube - JULIAN SMITH - Malk[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QifM6Uz8taY]YouTube - Umbilical Brothers - Bathroom[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlyfSiHR9-k]YouTube - Umbilical Brothers - Gli-Glitch[/ame]

Ok, latvieši, visi varam runāt šeit. Mūs neviens nesapratīs. :D :D

I want him to disappear from the face of the earth. :angry:

The name says it all. Anybody a fan of Pink Floyd? I was a fan of them before I found Coldplay... I lik the later albums, saw The Wall, and their hits, of course, are my favourites. Although I really like some Roger Waters pieces, like "Towers Of Faith."

wooot! Don't Panic "Just to see..."

Has anybody actually tried playing DAAHF in a band? I'm thinking of doing it myself, I already know what to give everyone, but is it actually possible to play it in NOTSUCK quality? :drunk:

Green Eyes "So it's tough being Bobby Brown" Does that count? :\ :D

Caravan. Ah, the classics... :smug:

Erm, maybe, but usually the "good" ones have pretty decent sound quality.

A synthesizer is reffered to an instrument that has piano keys (from 12 to 88) and can produce sound by itself. It also branches into digital pianos and synthesizers. A keyboard may be reffered to a "dumb" MIDI keyboard. That is a set of keys (again, from 12 to 88), but it cannot produce a sound itself, and needs to be connected to an external sound source (computer, amplifier, etc.) The difference between a synthesizer and an electric (or digital, whatever) piano: *A synthesizer usually has 61 keys by standard, and tons of sounds, aswell as functions like effects (reverb, delay, chorus) recording, sampling, harmonizing, rythms, layering (when you layer two or more sounds together), spliting, arpeggiating and others. But synthesizers usually don't have that good sound quality. *A digital piano is a synthesizer, but usually has 88 keys by standard (just like a real piano), and the sound quality is remarkably high. They usually come with stands and look sophisticated and exspensive in a living room. :D But, alas, the number of functions have gradually reduced, and the tone quantity too. Well, at least that is how I understand it. :D

Well, yeah, it's absolutely nothing like that, but it's not a complete electric piano. You can record, create samples, it has 500+ different sounds, I don't know many synthesizers with so many sounds, but it's elegant and classic. It has 88 keys. So, yeah, it's sort of a hybrid. But MORE of an electric piano... But it can be cool too... :lol: And I don't know how to CREATE sounds for experimenting, I know how to use the ones I have. But it's not enough.

NO I DON'T WANNA BATTLE FROM BEGINNING TO END I DON'T WANT A CYCLE OF RECYCLED REVENGE I DON'T WANNA FOLLOW DEATH AND ALL OF HIS FRIENDS! Jesus this is deep....... :stunned: :stunned: :stunned:

...we lie awake, and we dream of making escape... :chris:

Oh, and I don't like to get original with Coldplay. It's just wrong. :lol:

Two things: 1. CDP - 200R is a hybrid. It has the quality of an electric piano, but the functions of a synthesizer. :thinking: 2. I already did, but I don't like it. :( Oh, does anybody know how to create AND upload a sample tone from my computer to my synthesizer? The manual says I have to do it manualy, literally recording the sample from a mic, but I don't have one, and I don't want one. If anybody really cares, I need a yangqin loop, EXACTLY like the one from LIT and LITii.