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miguelangelnapoles · 10 months
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Playing with my new toy www.Eddie-G.com #arturia #arturiaminilab #minilab #cubasis #korg #korgmodule (at Salt Lake City, Utah) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoYMxnOJhRy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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hools · 1 year
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small ambient loop. for u
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sulphurousvisions · 1 year
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Triple D Minilab Singapore
Kodak Gold 200
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extemporary-username · 2 years
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I feel like my head is gonna explode :)
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digitalphotolab · 8 months
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mr7a · 1 year
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patricia-taxxon · 11 months
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Hi! Sorry to bother you with a question you probably get pretty often (if it is I'm very sorry), but what MIDI keyboards would you recommend that are cheap and small. I was thinking of saving up for a Minilab MK2 since it's only $50 and comes with free software, but I would appreciate an opinion from a professional musician that probably keeps a giant catalogue in the back of her head. Sorry to bother you-
-A nonbinary pigeon
When it comes to cost, those korg microkey controllers are indispensable.
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oh-hools · 1 year
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the minilab 3 is so pretty its distracting BTW i walk past it on my desk and my eyes instantly lock onto it and i go oh fuck yes let me play some notes fuck whatever else was on my mind actually
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hombreparanoico · 2 years
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Ableton Live performance integrando Launchpad X + Arturia Minilab + Telecaster + pedales analogicos
Probando un nuevo template para Live.
#TheCocoisintheHouseStudio #cocomatarutinas #cocoroutinekiller #abletonlive #performance #livelooping #liveloopingartist
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chato-pl · 18 days
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Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme (from Miami Vice) Live Loop Cover | Minilab 3
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liabilityladen · 20 days
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Article 1189 of the New Civil Code
ARTICLE 1189. When the conditions have been imposed with the intention of suspending the efficacy of an obligation to give, the following rules shall be observed in case of the improvement, loss or deterioration of the thing during the pendency of the condition:
(1) If the thing is lost without the fault of the debtor, the obligation shall be extinguished;
(2) If the thing is lost through the fault of the debtor, he shall be obliged to pay damages; it is understood that the thing is lost when it perishes, or goes out of commerce, or disappears in such a way that its existence is unknown or it cannot be recovered;
(3) When the thing deteriorates without the fault of the debtor, the impairment is to be borne by the creditor;
(4) If it deteriorates through the fault of the debtor, the creditor may choose between the rescission of the obligation and its fulfillment, with indemnity for damages in either case;
(5) If the thing is improved by its nature, or by time, the improvement shall inure to the benefit of the creditor;
(6) If it is improved at the expense of the debtor, he shall have no other right than that granted to the usufructuary.
The rules in Article 1189 refer to obligations to give a determinate thing which is subject to a suspensive condition. Usufruct gives a right to enjoy the property of another with the obligation of preserving its form and substance, unless the title constituting it or the law provides otherwise.
SPOUSES ALEXANDER AND JULIE LAM, DOING BUSINESS UNDER THE NAME AND STYLE "COLORKWIK LABORATORIES" AND "COLORKWIK PHOTO SUPPLY", PETITIONERS, VS. KODAK PHILIPPINES, LTD., RESPONDENT.
G.R. No. 167615, January 11, 2016
FACTS
On January 8, 1992, the Lam Spouses and Kodak Philippines, Ltd. entered into an agreement for the sale of three (3) units of the Kodak Minilab System 22XL (Minilab Equipment) in the amount of 1.796M per unit for the proposed outlets in Rizal Avenue (Manila); Tagum (Davao del Norte); and in Cotabato City.
On January 15, 1992, Kodak Philippines, Ltd. delivered one (1) unit of the Minilab Equipment in Tagum, Davao Province. The delivered unit was installed by Noritsu representatives on March 9, 1992. The Lam Spouses issued postdated checks amounting to P35,000.00 each for 12 months as payment for the first delivered unit, with the first check due on March 31, 1992.
Kodak Philippines, Ltd. canceled the sale and demanded that the Lam Spouses return the unit it delivered together with its accessories. The Lam Spouses ignored the demand but also rescinded the contract through the letter dated November 18, 1992 on account of Kodak Philippines, Ltd.'s failure to deliver the two (2) remaining Minilab Equipment units.
ISSUE
Whether the breach entitled them to the remedy of rescission and damages under Article 1191 of the New Civil Code.
HELD
The breach committed by petitioners was the nonperformance of a reciprocal obligation, not a violation of the terms and conditions of the mortgage contract. Therefore, the automatic rescission and forfeiture of payment clauses stipulated in the contract does not apply.
When a party fails to comply with his or her obligation, the other party's right to resolve the contract is triggered. The resolution immediately produces legal effects if the non-performing party does not question the resolution. Court intervention only becomes necessary when the party who allegedly failed to comply with his or her obligation disputes the resolution of the contract. Since both parties in this case have exercised their right to resolve under Article 1191, there is no need for a judicial decree before the resolution produces effects.
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voidstarx · 2 months
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Roll 0 (18/3/2020)
Friend in entrance of Triple D Minilab, Bugis, Singapore.
The last shot on my disposable film camera, my finger was in half of the photos.
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hello-from-my-life · 2 months
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2/21
test day! woke up, breakfast, chem. almost made tea in the dorm, then got scared because I thought it was too loud (T has since assured me that's not the case, will attempt again). went back to the dorm, meant to do some last minute revision/studying, never did. went to stats (minilab) then to bio. walked out after 20 minutes, that was the easiest test I've ever taken (yay studying!). waited for C, then went to philosophy. never did the question assignment - oh well, it's only a couple points. dinner, then dorm for homework and the gym (I hate going at 8pm but I can't go in between chem and stats because I don't want to be stinky or wet for stats and I can't go after philosophy because I'm right next to the cafeteria and I'm hungry and I can't go after I eat because I'm full). came back, went to bed way too late
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cinquecolonnemagazine · 2 months
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Scopriamo la storia dell'esperimento ReADI-SP
All'interno del lancio dal Kennedy Space Center della NASA a Cape Canaveral in Florida del MiniLab 1.0, era presente anche l’interessante esperimento scientifico ReADI-SP ovvero il protagonista della nostra storia di oggi. L'esperimento ReADI-SP tramite le parole di Vito Grassi, AD di Graded Possono spazio e basket avere un punto d'interesse in comune? La risposta è sorprendentemente positiva. La Napoli Basket, infatti, ha guardo con grande interesse a questo importante esperimento spaziale. La domanda sorge spontanea: perché? La risposta arriva da uno dei protagonista di ReADI-SP ovvero Vito Grassi, amministratore delegato di Graded Spa, Energy Service Company (ESCo) con sede a Napoli specializzata nella progettazione e realizzazione di soluzioni energetiche sostenibili, innovative e ad alta efficienza per Amministrazioni Pubbliche, settore industriale, ospedaliero, universitario, aerospazio e agroindustria. Partiamo mettendo un punto di partenza alla storia di oggi: cos'è il progetto ReADI-SP? ReADI Second Phase è la seconda fase dell’esperimento ReADI First Phase, lanciato in orbita nel 2021 per studiare in condizioni di microgravità protocolli medici innovativi per la prevenzione dell’osteoporosi, patologia molto comune sulla Terra ma anche tra gli astronauti. Curato dal team di scienziati del Dipartimento di Biologia dell’Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, coordinato dal Professor Geppino Falco, l’esperimento è contenuto nel mini laboratorio MiniLab 1.0 ideato e sviluppato dalla società ALI S.p.A. del Gruppo Space Factory. Alle attività di ricerca partecipano anche il centro di Biologia e Genetica Molecolare BioGeM e la società Erbagil. Una domanda sorge poi spontanea: perché una squadra di basket (la Gevi Napoli Basket) decide di interessarsi a ReADI-SP? La società Napoli Basket, di cui Graded è main sponsor, ha mostrato interesse ai risultati dell’esperimento per le sue potenziali applicazioni in ambito sportivo: i risultati della sperimentazione potrebbero essere utilizzati in futuro, ad esempio, per il rafforzamento della struttura ossea e la longevità degli atleti. E’ un progetto sicuramente ambizioso ed affascinante che vuole ‘volare’ alto perché punta a collegare nello spazio sport, tempo libero, salute e ricerca scientifica. In che modo Graded entra in gioco in questo esperimento? Per cominciare, è d’obbligo una premessa: da alcuni anni Graded ha allargato il perimetro dei propri servizi al mercato aerospaziale, siglando nel 2020 un contratto con l’Agenzia Spaziale Italiana per il supporto-tecnico logistico al Broglio Space Center in Kenya, cui ha fatto seguito una commessa per la manutenzione del centro di ricerche Cira di Capua ed un’altra di costruzione ex novo di un prototipo di impianto integrato di prova per la propulsione spaziale a razzo, denominato HYPROB-IMP, sempre a Capua.  Quanto allo specifico esperimento ReADI-SP, Graded è socio azionista al 10% della Space Factory srl, ovvero la società che detiene i diritti sul brevetto del Minilab, il laboratorio in miniatura che ha già ospitato vari esperimenti in microgravità sulla ISS (l’International Space Station).  La società Space Factory, nel cui Cda siede come membro anche un nostro rappresentante, insieme alla controllata ALI Spa e ai suoi partner commerciali del gruppo, ha ‘ingegnerizzato’ il Minilab per ospitare l'esperimento e ha curato la logistica ai fini del suo lancio e stazionamento presso la ISS.  Graded segue con molto interesse non solo questa, ma tutte le attività della Space Factory e sta diventando sempre più parte attiva nelle scelte strategiche e tecnologiche che si stanno sviluppando in questa importante realtà del settore aerospaziale della Campania. Come andrà avanti questo esperimento nel futuro? Il prossimo step per l'esperimento READI SP, una volta rientrato sulla Terra (oggi è già felicemente rientrato), sarà sicuramente quello di svolgere una analisi molecolare delle cellule in laboratorio, verificando così l'esito dell'importante studio in corso sul trattamento preventivo della osteoporosi per i soggetti esposti a microgravità prolungata e, nell'insieme, anche gli altri soggetti che sono affetti da tale patologia. Seguirà sicuramente una pubblicazione sugli esiti dell'esperimento e l'individuazione di eventuali altri step necessari. Tra l’altro, per il 2024 il Gruppo Space Factory ha già in programma ulteriori due lanci in orbita, di cui un esperimento sulla Stazione Spaziale Internazionale contenuto nel MiniLab 2.0, evoluzione del modello attuale che permetterà il suo controllo e gestione da remoto, previsto a novembre (SPACE SLIME) e del microsatellite IREOS 0, previsto a dicembre.  In particolare, IREOS 0 è il primo dimostratore di volo orbitale della missione IRENESAT-ORBITAL, il microsatellite proprietario con capacità di rientro autonomo e controllato dallo Spazio che dal 2025 effettuerà il primo servizio commerciale di esperimenti scientifici in condizioni di microgravità. Insomma ci sono tanti progetti in cantiere e Graded continuerà a seguirli con grande interesse. Read the full article
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pxlbob · 3 months
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Best Midi Keyboard
In the realm of music production, MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) keyboards are indispensable tools that bridge the tactile experience of performance with the boundless potential of digital sound manipulation. The market offers a plethora of MIDI keyboards, each with unique features tailored to various production needs and skill levels. This technical overview will focus on key attributes that distinguish the best MIDI keyboards for comprehensive studio use.
Firstly, key action and response are paramount. The finest MIDI keyboards offer a range of keybed types, such as weighted hammer action for pianists seeking an authentic acoustic piano feel, or semi-weighted and synth-action keys for those desiring a lighter touch. Premium models, like the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88 MK2, provide aftertouch functionality, allowing additional expression through pressure sensitivity.
Secondly, integration capabilities are a critical factor. Top tier MIDI keyboards seamlessly integrate with popular Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) like Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and FL Studio. This integration often extends to automatic mapping of knobs, faders, and buttons to software parameters, streamlining the production workflow. Devices such as the Novation Launchkey series excel in this area, offering deep DAW control alongside intuitive performance features.
The addition of assignable controls including knobs, sliders, and pads, enhances the functionality of a MIDI keyboard. The Akai Professional MPK249 is a notable example, equipped with 16 MPC-style pads, 8 knobs, and 8 faders, all assignable, fostering a dynamic and interactive production environment.
Portability is another consideration, especially for producers on the move. Compact models like the Arturia MiniLab MkII balance portability with functionality, offering a comprehensive suite of controls and a slim profile for easy transportation.
In conclusion, the best MIDI keyboards are those that combine responsive keybeds, extensive DAW integration, versatile controls, and portability. These attributes ensure they cater to the nuanced demands of modern music production, allowing producers to realize their creative visions with precision and ease.
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