Re: An Idea/Challenge for Someone (I failed)
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:09 pm
I doubt that - I've just always struggled with blue/packing/unpacking.
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I think "obsessive" might be a better way to put it in my case! My coding is the only aspect of my life where I do have any discipline. If you could teach me how to remember to wash, change my clothes, eat, drink, and sleep more regularly than "procrastinate about it later once that new feature is passing its unit tests", then I might consider a trade!martinvicanek wrote:Trog, please can you teach me how to be more disciplined?
Love your sense of humor, Trog!trogluddite wrote:If you could teach me how to remember to wash, change my clothes, eat, drink, and sleep more regularly than "procrastinate about it later once that new feature is passing its unit tests", then I might consider a trade!
Is it wrong to create an emulation of a legacy product if you don't profit from it? I mean, I own many legacy keyboards including the korg DW8000 from 1985. It has not been emulated yet that I know of and I kept thinking this one would make perfect sense to emulate through FS. I have so many patch libraries etc and the technical schematics to do it. It uses only 16 basic waveforms with 2 OSC to mix together. It was declared as the first combined Analog and Digital keyboard. So anyways, are we not allowed to do this from a legal standpoint even though it is 35 years old? Sampling patches is a different thing, but hardware for non-profit? You might be thinking why don't I just play the original? I am getting tired of taking apart my legacy keyboards and repairing them. Yes, I repair all of them myself.k brown wrote:Again, I wasn't proposing any kind Korg emulation.