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I never thought I'd be so happy to be with Time Warner...

"Bag of dicks" is such a great insult. Also a fan of Louis CK's "non contributing zero."

The new swedespeed layout is fucking goofy. Anything is an improvement though.

Exactly! You could tailor it down to pretty much your exact studio gear. But anyway...just a feasibility study. Probably will never happen. Just a project to bring in for an interview. Wish I knew how to program websites or I'd have my entire folio on my website. :monkey:

It's virtual in the sense that the user can add hardware (outboard gear) to the software interface based on a pre-existing setup. So say you're an audio engineer: You have a booking with a band at a studio you've never worked at on equipment you might be unfamiliar with. The studio manager at the booked studio can send you a file that tells the software how their studio is set up in real life. So now you essentially have a virtual studio and you can get a feel for the equipment ahead of time instead of walking in cold. When I say sound flow, it's not in the sense of "what it sounds like," but more "how does it go from microphone, to console, to recording device, to monitor." So now you're a beginner and want to know the basics of how to get started recording. The software will work in the same sense of the studio. If you route a cable in the wrong path, forget to push a button or turn a knob, it won't work. You could ask the software to give you a hint or just let it teach you through basic lessons. Obviously there would be proprietary sounds (more than likely just a frequency tone) that would act as the "artist" since there's too much liability letting everyone just mix whatever they want. Wow...this is bringing me back LOL! Clear as mud?

It was an interactive software that taught sound flow in a virtual recording studio. Completely customizable and scalable. Turned out feasible because there are relatively low startup costs, many different revenue streams, and a large market for it. Thanks for asking! Probably the hardest I've ever worked in school. :)

Printed off a feasibility study I did at school for an interview tuesday with one of my dream companies. W00t! Now to get it bound and covered nicely at fedex.

Just got my U-verse hooked up. Oh how I've missed you HD cable and high speed internet. Welcome home. :monkey:

The same window we watched the take down of those 2 hookers by the fat cop?

That is indeed bad ass. Love Tool. Too bad the out of tune piano RUINED the entire thing.

So I definitely just met the guy (and his car) with the S3 at H2O. Interesting to say the least... Look familiar?

You are such a -98 purist. :lol:

Someone stop me. I'm having very, very bad thoughts:

Yea no. Screw ground wires...Austin roads would rip out my entire chassis!

Yea it's actually a pretty rough forum. Whatever though...Point was I'm the featured car for March. :D

http://s40forums.homestead.com/home.html W00t!!

A little. He is SERIOUSLY small and that's actually his voice on Austin Powers. I'll be damned if he didn't pull some fine females though. Booster. He came tearing through the restaurant on his scooter and backed up to the booth we were sitting at. LOL! I was already talking to a guy there which so happened to be his manager.

Wow. So I definitely had dinner with Verne Troyer tonight.

I think I might have just weaseled my way into SXSW. Supposedly have a connection to introduce me to the VP of Marketing at Warner Music Group. Hawt.

Looks like they got the film crew from Top Gear to shoot a commercial for them

Little humor for the day

You're so gay you sneeze glitter.

Episode 5 is on Hulu