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jimmyman
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2009/02/10 20:40:19 (permalink)

Things change


My first recordings were done by ping ponging tape decks.
with egg crates on the wall.anybody remember cakewalk when
it was a doss (and not a windows) program?

ive been through its earlyist stage to say the least and now im
still a cake user. have i been ill at them? yes is it deserving? yes
but im still here and use their stuff allmost exclusively.

i didnt even join the forum untill about 2009. Now that i have
i see so many veiws. i have learned. oh my i have learned.
ive learned that i am pretty good with music and cake is very
good at giving me a means to create music.

maybe its time to say thank you cake.

yea i crashed a bunch of times but hey ive got some cool stuff

jimmy

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    ed97643
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    RE: Things change 2009/02/10 21:26:55 (permalink)
    I bought in to Cake when it came on a 3.5" floppy. Midi only. I used a 4 track to record. Incidentally, I was WAAAAY more productive then. I NEVER had hardware issues (despite the fact that almost my entire rig was hardware); it "just worked".

    Registered Cakewalk user since 1995
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    space_cowboy
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    RE: Things change 2009/02/10 21:38:30 (permalink)
    Hah
    I bought Cake when it came on like 30' disks (or maybe 5 1/2"). Version 3 I think - It was purple and black and DOS only.
    I had some method to sync my Tascam 688 8 track cassette to Cakewalk
    It was heaven.
    There were a couple good toons from that error (or era) - Talk Talk Telephone - about a girl who - uh - took phone calls for money - probably the best.


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    Fog
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    RE: Things change 2009/02/11 04:41:08 (permalink)
    Ed , I think thats partly to do with age... things do get more complex.. with a small thing called life
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    mark s
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    RE: Things change 2009/02/11 19:06:30 (permalink)
    that''s nothing, mine came in cuneiform!
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    RE: Things change 2009/02/12 12:10:09 (permalink)
    I was a Voyetra SPG synced to 3 ADATS.

    Before that Tascam 80-8 synced to Voyetra.

    Before that some DOS based sequencer (can't remember the name) and a Tascam Porta one.

    Before that a radio shack cassette recorder in the garage.

    Before that live bands.


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