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| Some of that Paris glue [message #89273] |
Sun, 02 September 2007 21:02  |
DJ
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oks like ACID meets Ableton Live, but as
>>you
>>>get deeper into the video(15 minutes), you start seesing some really
>>>powerful
>>>editing stuff.
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>>>This new Elastic Audio feature will replace their Beat-Detective feature
>>>which was already a powerful tool for Drum editing..
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>I know about Iommi... he has two first-joint prosthesis' - he
was the first guy I thought of, of course. That's a different
hand, though, the fretting hand doesn't have to apply much
pressure - in fact, the less pressure, the better.. helps you
to play smoother/faster - and certainly no lateral pressure (as
in holding a pick securely. Rick Allen/whole different thing...
he overcame that with technology to some extent, and re-learning
his playing patterns to another - which I may have to do, but
obviously in a different manner. Believe me, I'm not
saying "that's it, I give up", I'm just looking for someone
else who I might be able to ask (I don't think Tony Iommi would
chat me up) about what kind of finger prosthesis they have,
where it's attached, & what it's capable of doing in terms of
both pressure & dexterity. I know nothing about this, so I'm
just trying to get some info from a musical users' standpoint.
Neil
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| Re: Some of that Paris glue [message #89276 is a reply to message #89273] |
Sun, 02 September 2007 21:23  |
jjdpro
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> in holding a pick securely. Rick Allen/whole different thing...
> he overcame that with technology to some extent, and re-learning
> his playing patterns to another - which I may have to do, but
> obviously in a different manner. Believe me, I'm not
> saying "that's it, I give up", I'm just looking for someone
> else who I might be able to ask (I don't think Tony Iommi would
> chat me up) about what kind of finger prosthesis they have,
> where it's attached, & what it's capable of doing in terms of
> both pressure & dexterity. I know nothing about this, so I'm
> just trying to get some info from a musical users' standpoint.
>
> Neil
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> "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote:
>>Tony Iommi had several fingers damaged and the drummer from Def Leppard
> was
>>missing an entire arm. Many greats were blind or lost their sight. I
>>didn't
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>>see them slowing down so I cannot imagine you will slow/stop if you love
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>>what you do. I believe you will prevail, and though you may not play the
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>>same way, I bet you'll find new ways and new things that are unique and
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>>possibly better if that is to be the way. We're amazing creatures when
>>called upon to be.
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>>All the best things man.
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>>AA
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>>"Neil" <OIOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:470da20c$1@linux...
>>>
>>> I guess a little background is in order... for awhile now I've
>>> had this (what I and three Dr.'s thought was) an infection on
>>> my right index finger underneath the nail... tried a number of
>>> things attacking both viral and bacterial possibilities - never
>>> healed. Got referred to a different dermatologist last week &
>>> he examined it & immediately wanted to take a biopsy - lab
>>> results came back today: Squamus-Cell skin cancer. It's
>>> confirmed - he got five different opinions on it. So now I have
>>> to lose all or part of that finger.
>>>
>>> Good news is, of course, this is nothing life-threatening or
>>> anything like that - I mean, it's just a finger, and this type
>>> of cancer is very unlikely to spr
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| Re: Some of that Paris glue [message #89277 is a reply to message #89273] |
Sun, 02 September 2007 21:39 |
Dedric Terry
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ead. Bad news is - well, it's
>>> what you hold the guitar pick with, so SOMETHING's gonna have
>>> to change there... i'm sure i'll still be able to play, but
>>> probably not like I can now. Right-hand stuff on the keyboard's
>>> gonna be even tougher, since that's not my main instrument
>>> to begin with, but it's what I mostly write on. Anyway, it's
>>> not like I'm losing a whole hand, I'm just a bit pissed (OK,
>>> MASSIVELY pissed) that I'm not going to be able to play
>>> anything at the level I currently am able to - in which case,
>>> what's the point?
>>>
>>> Anyway, here's the Weird Question part: I'm going in for the
>>> surgical consult on Tuesday, and the Doc is going to give me
>>> three different options, essentially (he gave me a run-down
>>> over the phone) and what I need to decide is "How much of my
>>> finger do I want to lose?" The least-invasive is a thing called
>>> Mohs' Surgery, for which he has a specialist at his practice
>>> (whom I'll get to talk to on Tuesday). It takes off the least
>>> amount of tissue, and in the case of my particular situation,
>>> wouldn't remove any bone, either. Two other options would
>>> involve complete surgical romoval of a portion of the entire
>>> section of the finger, down past the first joint, or even
>>> further.
>>> SO... the wierd question is: Do any of you know any musicians
>>> with a prosthetic finger? Doesn't matter what instrument they
>>> play at this stage, I'm just trying to get an idea of if I have
>>> to make a choice of losing a small part of it or losing a
>>> larger part of it, which is better when it comes to a
>>> prosthesis, because I want to look into that, as well. The Doc
>>> says any of these methods would work in my case, because of
>>> where it's located & that it's still small in size & hasn't
>>> spread much, so I don't really have to be concerned
>>> about "which one will be most effective?" IOW, I need to find
>>> out how much is not enough, how much is too much, and how much
>>> is "
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| Re: Some of that Paris glue [message #89293 is a reply to message #89292] |
Mon, 03 September 2007 14:36 |
DJ
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he wrong vstplugins folder. Is that possible? Do you have
>>> more than one of those on your hard drive?
>>>
>>> A .dll file IS a library file.
>>>
>>> Neil
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> All types of Audio PostHi Neil,
No personal similar experiences to relate, but just in thinking about
it, it seems that for maximum control and sensation post-surgery, you would
want to preserve the bone.
Actually, I broke my right index finger many years ago with gigs to
play, and I got pretty good pretty fast at holding the pick with my middle,
ring, and thumb ( I'm a 3 fingered pick holder, when I use them). Just a
thought.
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| Re: Some of that Paris glue [message #89339 is a reply to message #89321] |
Tue, 04 September 2007 21:26 |
LaMont
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Registered: October 2005
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