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I don’t recognise London when I visit now, it’s all shiny and jam packed with people.
SW Florida. Would love to jam with peeps.
Oh, wait…
https://goo.gl/maps/rDNdY9HLYcM2
Next time I’m in Boca, baby!
Feel free to use it. I only ask 99% commission
Worked for The Beatles...
Where is that? I'm representing Cascadia Central, I think. Portland, OR, USA.
Vancouver BC, but I guess technically that’s The South part of Cascadia North haha
Love it here besides the expen$$$$ive housing and opioid/homeless problems.
West coast for life
A mile in which direction? I lived in and around DC for 15 years or so.
I can verify this as true.
Do you mean the old one?
We have a pretty good electronic open mic here in PDX called Volt Divers. No software allowed though!
Takoma Park/Silver Spring.
I love Vancouver BC.
Looks like we're both off. I'm in Cascadia South. You're in Cascadia Central. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascadia_(bioregion)
Hopping on the MAX with a small electronic setup up to play an open mic seems like a fun idea. I bookmarked it in case I get brave enough to do a solo performance. I’ve never performed electronic before other than once with just my iPad, Xkey 37, and a battery amp.
Looks like analog with firmware is allowed, and apparently also very digital things, but I mostly see people doing modular or something very analog.
Aww yeah, I work in Vancouver
West Coast Express for life
Deptford still has it's character, but for how long is uncertain. We a have a Costa now unfortunately and the "Fuck Off Costa" repeatedly scrawled across and washed off will eventually give in as the Gentifrication tide is unstoppable. I wouldn't mind if the betting shops disappeared though.
Montreal here
Is> @Carnbot said:
Is that restaurant The Orient still in Deptford Hight Street?
Maybe we should meet up in a field somewhere in central Washington. One of you have a battery powered router for LINK purposes?
Yeah, it's mostly modular (was all modular at the start) but I've seen people use MPCs and other sequencers. I think as long as it's a "designed entirely for music making" device their lines between software and hardware are mushy. I bet they'd be down if someone showed up with an Amiga and a DX-7.
Let me know if you go down!
I was convicted of espionage and am unable to cross the border, however all I need to do is create a wifi hotspot on my iPhone 4S and then I can Link my iPads. Old spy trick!
The US/Canada border is about 5.5 hours away from pdx. A little too far for a quick jump but perhaps we should one day get a group to meet at the border and create the first realtime, international LINK jam.
Yeah that's still there
The Zero Ave Link Band?
(49.0023375,-122.4856908)
Okay will do. I’ll have to work up the courage. I’m used to being behind drums or keyboards and never solo. I think the Volcas (Keys, Bass, Beats) should be up to the task and it sounds like if it’s a total screw up of a performance people may not care. Volcas are better than I give them credit, but it’s hard with 16 steps.
Do you ever perform at them?
Border Patrol might shut it down!
I am about an hour south of the STL.
Thats all Cursed Earth
Right across the Juan De Fuca Strait from you, in Port Angeles, WA
*Waves @ my northern neighbor
chicago