[Coco] Utilmuse 3 Manual

[gene heskett]

On Wednesday, December 07, 2011 12:28:34 AM Bill Pierce did opine:

> > The only thing holding Linux back from the pro audio world is lack of
> > support from the majors. There are no pro audio Daws (digital audio
> > workstations) for Linux.
> 
> <Tell that on the L.A.D. list, but put your nomex underwear on first.
> 
> They know it... it's all about money as usual and Linux is not supposed
> to be about money <If you are referring to Sony in the "big houses"
> category, sorry, I just lost interest.
> 
> Naaaa.... I agree with you there. The software I refer to as "Sony"
> was originally by Sonic Foundry. Sony bought the company and the whole
> programming team and they pretty much do what they did before Sony,
> produce some of the most stable audio software on the market. Actually,
> The "big houses" i refer to is: hardware manufacturers.. Roland, Korg,
> Emu, Oberheim, Ensonic and a few others. Software... Avid (Digidesign,
> Pro Tools), Steinberg, Cakewalk (formally 12-tone Systems), Ableton and
> a few others. These are the ones that control the IMA (International
> MIDI Assosiation), sorta the the "chairmen of the board", the ones who
> started the MIDI standard. I personally refuse to buy from Wal-Mart..
> 'nough said :-)
> 
> Bill Pierce
> ooogalapasooo at aol.com
> 
> 
> I personally refuse to buy from Wal-Mart.. 'nough said :-)
> 
> Bill Pierce
> ooogalapasooo at aol.com
 
Two things that I like about Wal-Mart.  They generally have enough, well 
maintained, Amigo carts for those of us who can no longer walk all over 
their 40 acres in relative comfort, my hip joints are about gone.  This one 
has about 8 of them all told, parked in the entryway ready to go. You can 
even take them out to the car to unload and leave them in the cart corral, 
but I usually take them back and limp back to the truck.

And they were the ones who started a list of scripts that are $4/month.  
But my GP sawbones recently sent a metformin script to kroger, where it was 
even cheaper, so I might move the other, lisonopril for high BP over there 
too because wallie, once hooking me, is now charging 8 for the next 
stronger dose.

But kroger, to cater to the older crowd like me, buys walmarts throw away 
Amigo like gizmo's, keeping about 4 of them in circulation but they have no 
maintenance program, and the same appearing little rider has its turning 
radii restricted from the walmart version so you wind up ripping the end 
cap display all over the floor trying to turn into or out of an aisle.  I 
used to feel bad about that.  But management makes no measurements to make 
sure even an overweight can get between some of their 'extra' displays.  So 
it is a shrug anymore.

I was out there last night, only 2 left, and neither of them would run.  I 
read the on duty manager the riot act while all the checkers whom I have 
known some of for 23 years now, stood there enjoying the hell out of it 
because they knew if they upset me, somebody was gonna wear a dressing.  By 
the same token, when its done right, they know I'll thank them just as 
loud.

Sometimes its a game I play.  But none of the other so-called grocery 
stores even has anything better than a std wheelchair, so I am better off 
just leaning on a regular mart cart.

One of those damned if I do, and damned if I don't things I think.

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