We obsess and try to replicate pros form, but are there any pros who you think outperform what their form suggests?
I understand that you have to fight on a legal stage but, why don't they fight on battlefield or omega forms of non-legal stages more often? I did see it once, two little macs fought on the omega boxing ring stage, so apparently it's legal.
It just gets boring seeing the same 5 aesthetics and more importantly, hearing the same few pokemon and animal crossing songs over and over again. Why don't they do this more?
Is there really any difference between a m1 MacBook Pro vs m1 MacBook Air? Besides that 1 extra core, slightly bigger battery and different case/metal aesthetic? It seems like a pro is essentially a MacBook Air in the MacBook Pro case but just more expensive. Even the people at Apple did not seem to have an answer besides pulling up the comparison website on their display macs lol
Hey y'all,
I'm playing bass in a psych-rock / pop-rock band and I'd like to extend my sonic palette with a bass synth. I won't be tweaking knobs live, but I want to be able to dial in sounds as quickly as possible, hence I'm looking for the following things:
- mono or paraphonic
- presets
- small form factor (ideally fits into my pedalboard)
- as little menu diving as possible
Currently I'm considering the following:
SE-02 with external MIDI controller
- PRO: Very small
- PRO: I like the sound (based on YT videos)
- PRO: three fully featured oscillators
- CON: cramped interface, small knobs
- CON: need to buy external MIDI controller (probably a keystep)
Bass Station 2
- PRO: full sized keys included (no need to buy MIDI controller)
- PRO: easy to understand interface (although I don't like the 90s look)
- PRO: cheapest option because I don't need an additional controller
- CON: sound seems not as "inspiring" but I could be wrong (based on YT videos)
- CON: biggest option, doesn't fit in pedalboard
Minitaur with external MIDI controller
- PRO: very small
- PRO: the moog bass sound
- CON: limited sound possibilities?
- CON: most expensive option
- CON: not sure if it's possible to edit and store presets without computer
My bandmate has a monologue that I'm currently using, but I'm not a fan mostly because the envelope control is lacking and because I generally don't like the 'logue sound...
Are there any other small form-factor monos with presets that I should be considering? If you've played one or more of the synths listed above, what are your opinions about them?
Anyone else getting this? Thank you Taxbit team ahead of time.
NOTE: Only interested in trading the case. No components except what is listed below.
Want to downsize from my Phanteks Enthoo Pro M to a small form factor ATX case (e.g. Cooler master Q500L). Looking for a trade local in DFW, mid cities preferred. Not willing to ship or sell at this time (as I would be without a tower). I think this is all valued around $75 so if you have a higher valued trade, I'd pay cash for the difference.
Bought the case new in 2017.
Includes
- Phanteks Enthoo Pro M mid Tower Case
- Phanteks 140mm fan (pic 4)
- two 120mm corsair fans (pic 5)
- two 2.5 drive mounts; one came with the case and one was bought after (pic 6)
- extra 3.5 HDD tray - two came with tower giving a total of three 3.5 hdd trays (pic 7).
- All original accessories and screws except 3 of the original 26 mobo/drive screws
The only defect is that the front audio out jack is broken and the led around the reset button flickers sometimes (pic 8). The two front USBs, mic in and reset button all function correctly.
Looking for a small form factor case that will fit an ATX mobo, ATX PSU, and at least one 3.5 HDD.
TIMESTAMPS: https://imgur.com/a/SUhdz4x
**Edited for clarity, and decided I would take cash
Title says it all really.
I’m originally an ultimate player and I’m trying to change my throwing form a bit. In your opinion, who are some pros with the best, most reliable, but relatively standard form that are the best to learn from in order to get a good baseline to build off of? Thanks!
I'm learning web dev and have been experimenting with HTML's native form validation + the Constraint Validation API.
Is this what most of you pros actually use in the real world? If not, what libraries or tools are the best? I'm interested in non-React AND React options. Thank you
Hey guys, as a new owner of a spin bike and member of iFIT, i have really been enjoying my experience. However ever since the first couple of workouts I’ve noticed all of the numbers are low. My cadence is very low (have to go as hard as i can to touch 80) and at the end of a workout it always tells me I’m about halfway to the goal, and at the very bottom when it comes to public rankings. After my very first ride my average cadence was 118, since then it’s usually around 60. What could have caused my machine to start reading the numbers so low? I’ve only had it a few weeks, and i tried adjusting the reed switch today (further and closer) also with no luck. Any tips?
