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31,743 BYTES FREE - COMMODORE COMPUTER VERY OLD-SCHOOL
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Commodore 64 days were GREAT days.
One could take over the world with one of those things at that time.
...as long as the power supply held up, that is...
Quoting: Jai_Guru_Jesus_Om  Remember "Midis" ? (i think that is what they were called then)  Here's another example of MIDI (and related tech.) This is a guitar synthesizer with and guitar controller which is an actual, "real" electric guitar. You can additionally connect it up to special synthesizers which are driven by a special pickup (in addition to it's humbuckers). They lock on to the string vibrations and signal the synth to generate sound which is (optionally) mixed with the adjustable guitar tone. Internal MIDI conversion generates a signal that can drive other external devices (in realtime) from this...in 1980** [ link to youtu.be (secure)] **almosti still love midis. you have to find good ones.. i have a keylight keyboard that lights up and also does the drum tracks to any song you want if you can find it... not a toy throw it into a sequencer program?.. oh boy... amplifier and speakers through a sound desk?.. instant studio....
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