TheAppleCore
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^ Yeah, actually I'd love to go, but it's a fairly good drive from where I live, and I sadly don't have my license yet. 

Yeah, that was an amazing interview! Thanks for sharing. Seeing people talk about advanced sound manipulation and audio programming tickles a certain spot for me -- although I can't say I'm anywhere near Squarepusher's level, I've programmed some pretty sweet patches in Reaktor, and I've spent a lot of time experimenting with various combinations of Reason's modules too. Twiddling knobs and pushing buttons in order to make cool digital sounds is one of the most fun things in the world. As is simply sitting at a piano and making it ooooze its rich, warm, complex, organic tonalities in the most soulful ways.![]()
Roger, chemistry aint easy, but it can be very rewarding. Grades don't matter much in the long run, depending on what you want to do afterwards. Actually doing chemistry can be very disheartening, because things that should work don't and there are so many variables that are hard to control, and many times its near impossible to figure out what is actually going on (Being a mechanistic chemist is pretty brutal).
Just got my MXE, excited for a low dose test run. :D
Does anybody know the cause of this phenomena?