alienproxy

Hi r/Boox users.

First, I apologize for having this subreddit locked down as it has been. I actually had no idea and it wasn't my intention. One day I just found myself the sole moderator of this subreddit.

I'm not sure how or why this happened, or whether I created the subreddit myself, but I've been furiously allowing people to join when I can. What I haven't been doing until now is clicking "Approve" on posts. I just wasn't aware that was even an option.

If anyone would like to join the moderation team, that would be appreciated. I'm passionate about the Boox and would love to see this community grow. It's just in my ignorance I wasn't aware I was the reason it hadn't been growing

Ramattra has only been out for a year and a half, but the number of skins released feels a little slow.

A place for members of r/Boox to chat with each other

Demolition (One Payload Per Team)

Objective: Transport and arm a bomb in opponent's base.

• The bomb is massive and can be carried only by Titans
• Bomb must be manually armed by pilots
• Bomb can be disarmed by enemy pilots
• Bombs can be removed from base by defending Titans
• Payload can be armed anywhere within a given perimeter, allowing teams to strategize about where best to arm bomb.

Possibility: Titans carrying bombs are automatically shielded and/or given a damage boost.

Titan CTF

Objective: It's CTF - only Titans can carry the flag.

Hot Potato:

Objective: A bomb must be carried from home

Hi Everyone,

My band is looking for classical instrumentalists, and we will gladly pay professionals to join us on stage. We're looking for strings, horns, woodwinds and reeds as well as tuned percussion.

The music would likely be classified as indie-pop/baroque with an experimental bent, and has already written and arranged (though we'd make adjustments for the instrumentation and welcome arrangers).

We're fairly well established (but still local). We took a few months to build a highly secure practice studio, so practices tend to be easy on the setup process (musicians might find this to be a huge pro, which is why I mention it).

If any of you know an instrumentalist who is l

Here are three pieces from our first EP, which has about ten songs. After over a decade of doing nothing with my music and compositions, I finally got off my ass and put together a nine piece band. The process has been taxing, and I am lucky to have made it this far.

E.g., I know very little about recording, production and live sound methodology. Over the past 2 years I have learned quite a bit in a trial by fire, but mostly about how to get these things done and how to function as a band. If this music doesn't make your ears bleed, feel free to ask me anything. From the very beginning there was a lot of stuff I wish someone had told me about managing a band like this. Perhaps our process

I write and compose for a 9-piece so-called "Indie" orchestral band in San Diego, California. This week we're making our final edits and handing our EP off to be mixed and then mastered by a third party.

We are currently discussing how best to distribute the music, which services to use for printing, and how to create incentives for people to purchase the digital FLAC version of the EP, etc..

I would appreciate it if WATMM would share its experiences, good and bad, so that we can avoid doing anything we might regret.

Thanks!

I'm an atheist, but I'm fascinated by religious texts and have been searching for a version of The Old Testament that is as close to the original script as possible and has accompanying notes for anyone searching for etymological, historical, genealogical and anecdotal information.

I've been pointed toward The Companion Bible, however this appears to be based on the King James Bible, which - no offense - given its history seems totally worthless to me as a study tool.

Does anyone out there know of a Hebrew to English version of the Old Testament which might include such notes? Thanks in advance for your help.

Reddit: Sometime last year, this image was submitted to Reddit (not sure which sub) with a plea to Redditors for a possible explanation.

Well, I found the image so beautiful I couldn't help but make it my desktop background, and soon enough I was using it for my band since a recurring theme in my music is the breakdown and abandonment of technology.

Well, now my band has been selected to be in one of Under the Radar magazine's collections, and they're asking for an image. I would really like to use this one - my hope and guess is that it might be public domain, but I'd really like to find the Redditor who submitted

I am a Pro-Tools user on Windows Vista. My upgrade to Vista from XP was forced, and since the upgrade I have been unable to get any MIDI software to accept or acknowledge incoming MIDI signals from my keyboards.

I use M-Tron Pro, a melotron emulator and a keyboard controller (hardware) to control the emulator. This combination worked just fine in Windows XP, but Vista doesn't seem to like it and gives no error messages.

IN SHORT (TLDR;): Has anyone gotten MIDI controllers to work in Windows Vista? If so for what program/hardware combination?

Hello SD Redditors...

My band Martian Horses is playing at the San Diego Museum of Art this Thursday evening (8/26/10), alongside Miss Erika Davies. Martian Horses is a 9-piece post-rock/orchestral band (traditional rock instrumentation with cello, violin, viola, tuba, sax, horn, lap steel, marimba, glockenspiel etc.).

Erika Davies is a Western Swing / Minimalist / Jazz artist.

As far as I know, the gallery will be open as well (currently showing the work of Toulouse-Lautrec among others), so the museum admission price seems to apply to everything.

Info:

http://www.sdmart.org/event/summer-salon-series-12

Bands:

http://www.myspace.com/martianhorses

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