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OT - Looking for Some Extra $$$? - Impact Soundworks is hiring
Impact Soundworks is looking for someone to join their customer service team. This is a part-time (~40-50 hours/mo), online, freelance job that can be done from anywhere with flexible hours. Ideally you should be experienced with using Kontakt libraries, be a native English speaker, have a fast internet connection, and a friendly attitude. If you're interested, please send an email: [email protected] with your resume.
This was posted by Impact Soundworks' Andrew Aversa on the Facebook Sample Libraries for Kontakt group.
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Just peeked at your profile. Voyetra user!
@syrupcore Yes! One 5 1/4 disc to load the software in memory. Then you took out the disc and put in a blank floppy to save your music. Everything went out through one MIDI out to a MIDI patch bay to all the synths and sound modules i owned. They all went to a hardware mixer, which I mixed to the TEAC. Hardware rack-mounted effects. Lots of cables. It worked great.
Years later, things got more sophisticated and they started selling these massive 20 MB hard drives.
I had a 10mb hard drive (the size of toaster) in mine. It was pretty luxurious. I didn't have that much hardware so my "patchbay" was that little Casio 2x8 jobbie. Meant I could either sequence from my QX-1 or from Voyetra.
Sorry to thread hijack. Got excited when I saw that bit about Voyetra. I actually built a Voyetra DOS system last year. Like, deep in POST codes, IRQ numbers,
config.sysandautoexec.batbusiness. I saw some video of some guy still using it today and he/it was amazeballs. Software is indeed still excellent. 8 character file names and lack of undo (I'm a terrible player anymore) are the main pain points for me.@syrupcore I'm happy to hear there's another Sequencer Plus person out there....