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Now Available: New InstantDrummer iPhone App with professionally recorded, easily customizable drum loops that can be built into drum tracks for your songs. Heartbreaker is first in a series of InstantDrummer iPhone Apps that will soon be available in various genres. Jason McGerr, the acclaimed drummer for pop-rock band Death Cab for Cutie, recorded Heartbreaker on his signature Ludwig drum kit in his Seattle based studio, Two Sticks Audio. Hayden Bursk of Drummerheads was the producer.
Get InstantDrummer here:
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/iphone/instantdrummer/
The InstantDrummer iPhone App is part of the mobile audio Product Interaction (MAPI) Program. MAPI partners make quality audio tools for mobile devices work together to create the best user experience. In a future release, users will be able to easily move between InstantDrummer and the FourTrack multitrack recorder for the iPhone and iPod touch 2nd Generation.
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/iphone/partners/
The InstantDrummer iPhone App is based on the InstantDrummer built into RiffWorks recording software for MacOS and Windows. http://riffworks.com
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For those who don’t think this is possible just check this app Bluetooth Remote Control v.4.0. If this app can broadcast my desktop on my phone, surely is possible to stream some audio with a java app.It’s just needed for someone to create it 
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http://forum2.mobile-review.com/showthread.php?t=61498
Watch the moment Liverpool Street Station danced to create this special T-Mobile Advert.
Life’s for sharing.
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1990 300 E Radio Replacement Help
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I just upgraded Becker with JVC HDR-1 with Alpine Type S speakers in front and back and disabled the door speaker which were mid bass speakers powered by the factory Active Bass Amp. Bass Amp is out and replaced with 6 channel JL Audio Amp powering front and rear Type S Alpine speakers and JL Audio 10" Sub-woofer wedge in the trunk. Does any one know how to set the EQ in the JVC ?
Is the following system OK
Head Unit – JVC KD-HDR1
Alpine Type SPS -10C2 – front
Alpine Type SPS -13C2 – Rear
JL Auido Sub woofer – 10W1v2-4
JL Audio Six channel System Amplifier – A6450
Do I need to power the door speakers ?
How do I set the EQ in the JVC
Amp is set as following:
Front speakers – 118 htz Hi-Pass
Rear speakers – 146 htz Hi-Pass
SUB – 70 htz Low-Pass w/Bass Boost – off.
Please let me know if these setting are OK. I get static sound when changing radio stations.
you gotta play around with it , the front speakers are critical for a good soundstage so the lower you can set the high pass the better, but it will quikly start to distort at higher volume levels due to trying to produce bass it just isn’t capable of. I would first set all your gains to where the volume works well with your reciever, right down the settings, then turn all gains down accept the fronts, then with the high pass set at 200 for the fronts turn your reciever to its highest listening level, and start to turn the hp from 200 down till you start to here it distort, then go back up about 20hz and call it good. then turn the front gain all the way down and repeat with the rear. after the rear is set I would experiment with the sub, try some bass boost, try raising the lp. ect.. it really is a personel preference. and dont be surprised after you think its perfect you come back the next day and want to change it, it takes a few "visits" to really nail it down. i think you hearing needs to "refresh" to truely get it .
If i were to guess this is about how it would fall out.
the front speakers High pass to about 160.
the rears at about 80,
the sub at around 80hz lowpass. and a slight amount of boost.
Musicians from around the world perform an amazing rendition of “Stand By Me” in the new PBS special PLAYING FOR CHANGE: PEACE THROUGH MUSIC.
Playing for Change is a multimedia effort to unite musicians and vocalists from diverse parts of the globe while seeking to immerse audiences in a movement to inspire, connect and bring peace to the world through music. Using mobile audio/video units, technicians traveled the world, recording local musicians outdoors in towns and cities worldwide. In addition, musicians from all over the world are now brought together to perform benefit concerts that build music and art schools in communities in need. The special premieres August 1 and airs throughout August 2009 on most PBS stations. Check local listings for dates and times in your area at pbs.org. You can help PBS continue to offer everyone — from every walk of life — the opportunity to experience amazing performances and explore new ideas through television and online content. To donate, please visit http://www.pbs.org/support
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