
Most Disturbing Films, Tha Usual Suspects — Part 1
Released in 1988, the TX16W was Yamaha’s first and (for a very long while) last entry into the affordable (yet still pricey) rack sampler market. With its specs topping out at 12-bits and 6MB of RAM, there are plenty of modern choices for samplers with much higher-fidelity and infinitely more … Continue reading
or HOW TO REVERSE ENGINEER AN OBSOLETE, UNOBTAINABLE, AND NON-VENDOR-SUPPORTED BREAKOUT CABLE It’s a common thing to lose accessories, and a great many items are sold on the used market without instruction manuals, power cords, drivers (or other mandatory software), and adapters of various kinds. Some of these items can … Continue reading
The factory library for the Emu Emulator 2 sampler contains many classic sounds used in a plethora of ’80s New Wave / Synth Pop hits (and beyond), yet the complete collection is hard to find. There are various versions floating around on the Internet, but none of them have the … Continue reading
Here is an archive of hard-to-find user manuals for legacy and vintage analog cassette recorders, specifically focused on the Tascam (TEAC) Portastudio/MIDIstudio 4-track, 8-track, and multi-track series. Tascam (like most hardware and technology vendors, it seems) has omitted end-user support for a fair portion of their legacy systems, which can … Continue reading

Most Disturbing Films, Tha Usual Suspects — Part 1