Rex
Dignified but Approachable
I have a cat that makes chorfs with frightening ease.
I have a cat that makes chorfs with frightening ease.
In my cat’s case, chorfs are blobs of food and hair, bound together with digestive fluids.
No, you asked for the chorfs. Along with the drones.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chorfNo, you asked for the chorfs. Along with the drones.
No, you asked for the chorfs. Along with the drones.
. Yeah non-native typo. Chorfs (chorves?) are beyond translate.google.com's capabilities and beyond my 1668 page English dictionary which advertises itself as the complete guide to written and spoken English.This leaves me even more lost in translation.. Does @bradlake seriously wants to put @Rex cat on a Rabbit farm???? or a popsicle stick whatever that may be?? :LMFAO:
Don't believe everything you read on Urban Dictionary. It's wrong at least as often as it's right. Anyway, a cat on a Popsicle stick would be a quick way to shave.
Polyphony would be nice. A second way to specify frequency would also be nice.
REX , you just freaked me out.....look at the T-shirt I wore this AM before you posted this..........Don't believe everything you read on Urban Dictionary. It's wrong at least as often as it's right. Anyway, a cat on a Popsicle stick would be a quick way to shave.
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Polyphony would be nice. A second way to specify frequency would also be nice.
Oh and... popsicle sticks/popsicles.
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Okay, that's weird.
Yeah! I'd swap a monophonic synth block for a poly guitar to midi. Then just connect any midi synth. If Roland and JamOrigin can do it..
Yeah Ive been singing the praises of Midi Guitar II for some time now....and nothing still beats the SY-1000 With a GK equipped axe for polyphonic and discrete hexaphonic midi and audio signals (for the money)...though @hippietim may argue that..
It’s why I qualified with (for the money)........and still available new........edit..the Virus is still available..but backordered/.....
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