Use to try to tell clientele that it was pronounced ‘fillay-o-fish’, not ‘fillitt’, but my tutelage fell on deaf ears.
‘… though hearing, they hear not’
Points subtracted because the woman isn’t actually in the band, she’s just eye candy for the video.
I just saw this thread now, missed it because I was in pure bliss using my Akai Force, standalone.
How much crack had you smoked when you wrote this?!?!
Some heroes don’t wear capes.
I don’t smoke crack.
I torture it.
If you buy 500 of them and stack them on top of one another, it would be Babelton.
This is a beautiful peice of writing. The nuances will be lost on most non English people, and many english people.
There is a particular form of expression in England not found anywhere else. I miss it sometimes.
Thanks for the read. I enjoyed it.
Oh, And I still have this
Ableton in a book.
Sir…this is a Nando’s.
You’re comparing old versions, we’re talking about Ableton Live 12 and Octatrack mk3.
Damn you, making me want Nando’s. It’s midnight, and they are closed. My wife never wants to eat there, so I’m forced to go when I have a day off work. I need to find a day to got get some delicious chicken with that sauce and those spicy peas.
It means that Robert is your mother’s brother.
“Brititsh”
I really felt that relief that must have been there while/after writing that OP. Hope it did last for a while!
I would love a good implementation of Bitwig in a box tho.
Ableton in a cob
maybe i will give ot mk1 another try…
Correct use of English.
10 bonus points.