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All of the links are now live on MyScore, with the exception of the Beethoven - that's going to need some more work later on. I've also added the 1st Movement of Anton Bruckner's 2nd Symphony in C Minor, at this link: https://www.jwpepper.com/11590425.item Please give it a visit and a listen. Thank you!
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
All of the links are now live on MyScore, with the exception of the Beethoven - that's going to need some more work later on. I've also added the 1st Movement of Anton Bruckner's 2nd Symphony in C Minor, at this link: https://www.jwpepper.com/11590425.item Please give it a visit and a listen. Thank you! -
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
UPDATE: Ten works are now online. This includes 4 chamber music works (Theme and Tangents had to be taken down - a real publishing house was still considering it for their catalog and forgot to tell me) and 6 band pieces. Here's my current inventory: -
Update: Ten works are now online, including four original chamber music works (one had to be taken down as it was still being considered by an actual publisher, believe it or not) and six classical/baroque works arranged for concert band / wind ensemble. Here's a shot of my product inventory:
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FINALLY!!! You can now purchase my recent classical works online in sheet music format! Six of my works are now online at MyScore, including five Chamber Music works and one work for Concert Band! Check them out at the link below: https://www.jwpepper.com/myscore/leejackson
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
FINALLY!!! You can now purchase my recent classical works online in sheet music format! Six of my works are now online at MyScore, including five Chamber Music works and one work for Concert Band! Check them out at the link below: https://www.jwpepper.com/myscore/leejackson -
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
Met with my knee surgeon today. Had a lengthy discussion with him about what needed to be done to my left knee, which was not fixed by 2 surgeries back in April. We are going ahead with exploratory surgery on a date later this month or next. The surgery could involve anything from just more shims to a full replacement of the hardware in my knee - swapping out my "entry level" hardware with something a bit more advanced. If the latter is involved, a longer recovery period will be involved as well. I'm braced for it, whatever may come. I want relief, plain and simple. -
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
Would you believe I'm still installing NI KOMPLETE? I'm down to 51 products. Almost filled up the C: drive - had to re-designate a directory on my new 4TB D: drive as the holding directory and started moving files to it. I've already filled up a terabyte. Ridiculous. -
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
My main goal of installing the NVMe drive having been accomplished, I can now move on to secondary goals, beginning with the installation of Native Instruments' KOMPLETE 14 and all that it entails. I'm in the middle of installing it right now, after having made sure I've now got half a terabyte free on my C: drive (a number I haven't seen since shortly after I bought the laptop from Sager). I started with 230 features in the installation queue. I'm now down to just over 160. -
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leejacksonaudio replied to Michael Jensen's topic in Everything Else
The new NVMe drive is in and working! Sager came through with the drive screws, at no charge. They did the trick, so I'm now in possession of 5TB of storage on my Sager notebook. I'm currently moving over 300 GB of data to it from my 1TB Samsung 970 EVO to the 4TB TEAMGROUP MP44. It's a fast transfer, but not as fast as it could be - unfortunately, everything is running at PCI-E 3.0 speeds, even the MP44. Oh, well. At least it's *running*. -
I have hives.
At least, I hope that's what they are. I've got clusters of itchy, red, raised welts all over my groin, my armpits, and down my sides. The last time I had a skin rash this wide-ranging, it turned into Henoch-Schönlein purpura. It hospitalized me, formed terrible, crusty blisters, and took months to clear up.
If you want to see just how scared I am of this crap turning into another HSP attack, go visit the following gallery page of my web site (WARNING - NSFW - NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART!) and look at what happened to me in just a couple of days' time back in December of 2020. YOU'D BE SCARED SILLY, TOO.
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A classic brew, made just for you.
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A new cane. For helping me walk. Carbon fiber. Fancy-schmancy. https://walkingcanes.com/collections/carbon-fiber-canes/products/carbon-fiber-triple-wound-cane
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any resources for midi sequencing in Cakewalk?
leejacksonaudio replied to fruity lerlups's topic in Everything Else
I'm afraid you've hit the same problem that I've run into. There is no easy way, unless you've got something like Roland's Virtual SC-88. I'm sorry, I wish I had more help for you.
