Help me write a 2000wd essay on Ambient Music
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By ghOsty
Hey guys, feels awkward posting this here and probably isn't the best place for this but I'm trying to help my friend reach more outlets... I'll give a little background:
A close friend of mine has fallen on some really rough times lately, he was diagnosed with leukemia a few weeks ago. On top of this his relationship with his fiancé whom he currently lives with has been falling apart. His fiancé is psychotic and unfortunately he was under her medical plan, in one of her manic episodes of rage she cancelled his medical insurance and is trying as hard as she can to drive him out basically leaving him to dieHe doesn't really have family left to fall back on as both of his parents died of cancer as well some years back (It kind of runs in his family.)...
His lease on the current place is expiring soon, and unfortunately with his medical bill and having to cut back on working to attend to his health, he isn't left with much money to afford a new place. We've been trying to get him into emergency crisis housing, but the system is inefficient and takes time. Because of this we're trying to raise a little money to assist him in being able to find a place to live and pay rent for a few months while he can focus more on his health, and figuring his life out.
He's a great guy that's been dealt quite a handful of bad cards, Any help is greatly appreciated.
Here's the GoFundMe link:
https://www.gofundme.com/xwcpz2ks
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By Guest faultitude
hello
can anyone help me identify this snippet of ambient music?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o3zopo7n9s23nsh/unknown.m4a
thanks!
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By Guest Tekk
So this was probably one of the earliest electronic songs I ever heard, back in 7th or 8th grade when I got my dad to torrent the Yeah Yeah Yeah's discography (excluding It's Blitz, it wasn't out yet and it's considerably more "electronic") and this track was featured on a B-side (I think, I know it's a cover of the Liars song Mr You're On Fire Mr).
Any other disgusting thrashed garage disco?
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By Guest Tekk
Alrighty, so I recently bought an M-audio Axiom Pro and to improve latency issues with the midi keyboard I downloaded/installed the ever so famous ASIO driver. But I ran into a problem when changing the "Driver Type" and the "Audio Device" to the newly installed ASIO components.
Here's the problem: when I switch the driver type from the (default) MME/DirectX driver to the ASIO driver and switch the audio device to the ASIO4ALL v2, I open up the ASIO4ALL UI and try and route the audio through my USB DAC/Headphone amp so I can use my AKG q701's, but the status on the USB DAC reads "Unavailable." I've already deactivated the exclusive processing on the speaker settings, so why does it still suggest the MS GS wavetable synth is enabled?
Is there something else using the ASIO driver that conflicts with the USB DAC?
here's a picture to clarify things up:
http://imgur.com/OuRM4
Any tips for how to change the status for this? because I can only route the audio through the "Realtek High Definition Audio" with ASIO and using my headphones without the amp destroys the sound quality.
Thanks,
-Tekk
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