Le_SDT

I think I may have some sort of this when it comes to music. I can't really concentrate when listening to music. I get so much into it, I can imagine a whole universe, like everything in the mix must have its visual space. When I compose/mix, I try to give everything its visual spot in the scene... it's weird. I can't tell how most people enjoy music so I don't know if this is """synesthesia""" or something else or whatever ... I just wanted to share how I enjoy/compose music !

EDIT: Also I always associate a track with a color. The vibe of the track has a color. The melody adds something to it. Music can get visual artwork to me.

That's not a subject to talk about imo on hacker news. (Refering to your second remark) Let's talk tech, I liked the new UI but I'm waiting for the price because for now my PC and my PS3 will do fine. The only thing that could make me move now is the fact in the near future there will be no new games on PS3 so I will have two choice, buy a new console or stay on my PC/Steam.

It might be a routine for others but the big thing here is that facebook found a way to do it and there are a LOT of people already on facebook. That will then make facebook the biggest and most efficient site for this feature.

I think the best solution would be to only use CSS. You can do pretty much everything with CSS so that would be the best way to ensure the perfect resolution for everyone... but there will always be exceptions

bought in less than a second, thanks to paypal

Agree, a real audiophile is not one who pays 250k his system. After a few thousand dollars there is no real difference.. I'm sorry but I've been mixing/mastering for over 10 years and for 2000$ plus a great room, you have it, the best sound you can imagine. Buying more and more expensive stuff is more like a drug than a true need. Audio entertainement (and) professionnal are two of the most overpriced fields.

He should have said the product is magical

While the USA puts lots of money into space projects, it also invest in cheap labor from other countries. There are poor countries that could never afford to pay for a space project but, in the other hand, if they weren't there, USA (and many other countries) would not be what they are today.

I don't get how 'amazing' those features are. Funny apple making the simplest thing and making people believe it's a revolution and it's magical... btw, this message has been send from a mac, I'm mac and windows lover ;) I like linux too for servers! :D

As a music producer myself I would NEVER use a tablet for making music. It would be a nightmare to do postproduction and anyway you can't connect any pro soundcard. But an app that could export some midi partitions that I would write would be pretty cool. So I can write melodies on the go and then produce when I'm back in the studio. Even better, an app made by a music software company (Steinberg, Ableton, etc) that would directly sync with your projects on your desktop with a cloud service or something would be amazing but also very complicated to operate as your desktop may have lots of customisation such as VSTs and others.