There are times when I envy Luna’s ability to just relax.
After several weeks of hyper-activity and a bit of tumult, we are enjoying a quiet weekend at home, with plenty of sun puddles.
I of course have quite a few things to do – preparing for my annual New York trip and getting out a couple of gig reports for this site – but time with Luna is definitely a priority.
From Gabriel Kahane, via Jack Curtis Dubowsky on Twitter.
@gabrielkahane does @catsynth know about this?
— Jack Curtis Dubowsky (@JackCDubowsky) November 13, 2013
It is the annual Blog Blast 4 Peace, a day when countless bloggers pause for a day to post a “Peace Globe”, a simple image with the words dona nobis pacem, Latin for “grant us peace.” Visit the website to find out more on how to participate.
A nice surprise from our friends at Moog Music, Inc!.
Happy CV Sunday! Love, your friends at #Moog: via @catsynth pic.twitter.com/LEmsQbsg0y
— Moog Music Inc. (@moogmusicinc) October 27, 2013
From acemonvw on YouTube, via matrixsynth. The discussion of the interaction between the Maschine and the Surface Pro went through several revisions and updates. Here is an excerpt from the most recent:
If you’re interested in knowing, I have since studied Maschine and the Surface Pro and find they work pretty well together. I have had much fewer hangups since switching to the ASIO driver. I also found that a few services were causing issues randomly 1) Windows Modules Installer Worker, 2) WMI provider host, and 3) System. System was strange in that it was at about 30% CPU forever. Maschine only took up 10% CPU when running using 2 reaktors, 1 massive, and one Kontakt. Pretty impressive actually!
Yes, the levels seem to be off, I just wanted to experiment with
Maschine and the Surface Pro…My cat Bonnie was enjoying the process too
We think Bonnie was actually rather indifferent to the whole thing 🙂
