Electronic music producer under monikers Ebauche, Exan, and Dronal.
I print and bind the manual for any hardware I buy. Whilst undoubtedly I can discover a lot of the functionality just from experience, there's usually some stuff that you discover from the manual that just isn't the sort of thing you find out by chance ๐
Never tried the MPC stuff though (beyond a day with the Force before it had disk streaming), so can't give any specific recommendations..
I've been impressed to see the amount of development they've put into the Force. I bought one and returned it way back in 2019 when I realised it didn't do disk streaming, but I see they've added that and a lot more since. They definitely seem committed to expanding its functionality at least.
Tested. The answer to that question is a definite no ๐
As soon as I turn on the 2nd Digi the first one starts blinking on and off and the second one doesn't even get going.
Cool. Also if you need funds towards hosting costs, I can manage a small monthly contribution.
I noticed the main Irish mastodon instance uses this - looks very interesting (perhaps longer term)
Of course, you can, in theory, also sign up to an instance and then move to another instance. I know there are guides for this portability when it comes to Mastodon, but not sure how it works for things like Lemmy and BookWyrm.
One thing I always found about reddit was that I never really absorbed who I was talking to or who was posting what. The user/OP takes a back-seat to the content, compared to the twitter/mastodon approach, where I always felt like I had a better idea who I was talking to - I guess because I'd chosen to follow those people.
I guess the only true way to be certain of things in the federated world is to run your own instance and connect to other instances. Ultimately I do plan to do this with a few things, primarily moving myself off Mastodon.social and onto my own self-install on my own domain, the goal being that I'd have no other users beyond accounts for each of my music monikers and a 'personal' one. I'd love to have a books.mydomain.com instance of BookWyrm too if I can muster the enthusiasm to set it up.
thanks for using Leebra!
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