SwingDJs

Hmm, I suppose if I actually had one of those fancy schmancy ipods that would serve as a backup as well. Anything that leaves the house is not a backup. --Stan Graves True enough. Those pesky things are way more expensive than a hard drive anyways. You know, I think the solution here is to simply b...

I bought an external hard drive last year exclusively to keep a backup of my music. That robocopy tool looks useful though; I'll have to give it a try. Thus far I've just been recopying my entire library every month or so. Hmm, I suppose if I actually had one of those fancy schmancy ipods that would...

Tiger Rag - Louis Armstrong - 314 bpm

Poppity Pop Goes The Motorcycle - Royal Crown Revue - 340 bpm

Hot In Harlem - Indigo Swing - 286 bpm

Hoppin John - Cannonball Adderley - 302 bpm

And just for fun... Wipe Out - 310 bpm (if you double time it)

I have this terrible urge to try and edit the pitch on any Carmen McRae song.

What's the difference between an express card and pcmcia?

All I have is the Sesame Street disco album...

Ain't nobody nowhere nothin' without God - Duke Ellington

Christ is All - Sam Cooke

I'm on my way to Canaan - Mahalia Jackson

Toon Town Dave wrote:... or don't bring any headphones, just buy the cheap $3 ones for sale on the plane on the way to the gig.

Heck, Air Canada gives them away for free. I keep a pair in my bag in case I ever forget my good ones.

I've seen the something similar. I think what's happening is iTunes uses the windows default sound device. When you plug in the external sound card, it's driver changes it to be the default (at least my soundblaster does). I now attach all the hardware first and twiddle the windows settings before ...

Dumb question, but who are Satch and Josh?

The video just came out (it even has about a whole second of swing dancing in it):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acIj83IuuLs

That's definitely a passport system. From the size of it I'm guessing the 250.

Maybe just tape down the wire near the socket?

Our university club has been using the Passport 150 ( link - although I think we have the non-deluxe version) for about 5-6 years. It's served well as a workhorse all these years and even survived a fall down some stairs (although one of the latches broke from that). Our largest events draw maybe 20...

Heh, I have a "Swing de Chocobo" that's not half bad. Clocks in a 190 bpm, under 5 minutes long.