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I want the full manual, because everytime I upgrade that's my bedtime literature for a month or so. And everytime I not only learn about new stuff but also stuff that I'd forgot or never learned that even the previous release had. After that I keep it at a bookshelf next to my computer - and use...

I don't think it does with version 4. http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/discussdetail.asp?TopicID=7125&offset=0&anchor=25

But when they do, maybe it's deeper?

I think a lot of progressive rock is art or at least has the aspiration to be. I think part of the reason might be that you (as a rule) don't end up in that genre if you're in it for the money.

Maybe I'm on thin ice here. And i haven't really thought this through. But there's also some music that reminds me more of a craft than art. Like the difference between a housepainter and an artist. Those who work in that area can of course be very skilled and there's even estetics involved. But...

That's the beauty of that definition. You don't have to agree. I got my borders you've got yours. To me progressive music has it's roots in what I grew up with. Genesis, Yes, King Crimson and a few more. For me to put the label progressive on something I have to see some relationship or...

I used PA9 for several years with Win95 & 98 with no problems what so ever. Now I'm using Sonar 3 & XP - still no problems. :)

If it's the poll you refer to, I'm not so sure I agree. But it does attempt to answer part of Thorguitarists question. And they've really broken it down into pieces. Personally I agree with what someone (Wollheim?) said on the definition of Science Fiction. "It's what I consider Science...

Over at http://www.progressiveears.com/ they've had a poll on "What is prog?" It came out looking like this (last numbers are votes & points). 1 Creativity/Originality 51 198 2 Experimentalism 37 119 3 Rhythmic Complexity 28 91 4 Harmonic Complexity 22 75 5 Artistic...

If it's samples you want, check this guy out also. http://www.guitaristjeffmiller.com/audio.htm I guess you've been to the Line6-site?

Yes, yes and yes. I've got a Variax 500. I've got a few other guitars but this is my main workhorse nowadays. About recording, it's real nice not to be bothered by hum from monitors and so, this guitar is real quiet. The included splitbox is a nice addition also. I use one way for when...

Ouch, don't do it! Yet! We pay a little bit "too much" in Sweden also compared to USA, but nothing like that.

Can't have that! I mean you not knowing about it. http://www.line6.com/products.html?category=2 http://www.guitaristjeffmiller.com/audio.htm http://www.instituteofnoise.com/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=17 http://line6.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=18 Listen especially to Jeff Miller. And...

As we already have blown your budget... If you "need more guitars not to bore your audience to death" I'd consider the Line 6 Variax. Even if it is "new technology" and some people don't think it's the "real thing". Do your homework however. There's been some (rare - but still) problems with it...

It seems noone ever mentions SDC's as a choice for vocal mics? What makes them so unpopular in that area. I ask because I've used them with (to my ears) pretty good results. Isn't M88 Phil Collins mic of choice btw.

We should have a scandinavian esperanto...

There where even some upset englishman at the Cakewalk site. I think it was more of a timing thing. They started shipping the euro version later. But I hoped the complaints in the Sonar forum would make them think twice.

http://www.cakewalk.com/forum/tm.asp?m=213726

http://www.cakewalk.com/forum/tm.asp?m=214218 I did get the US version. But it seems later buyers got a severely crippled three language version (I remember reading an older thread at CW that I can't find with some upset buyers). I'm one of those strange people who do use the manual and even...

I really hope we get the US manual though, and not that stupid euroversion.