Used like …once
Condition: good
You name the price!  Why am I selling it? My pc didn’t have the correct slot :\
I have the:
Cables pdf – Instruction Booklet – Drviers – Card

———————————-More info from website

* External Connection Jacks
* ? MIC : Connecting with a MIC.(condenser or dynamic MIC)
? LINE-IN : Connecting with an external line-in such as a TV card.
? DIGITAL(OPTICAL)-OUT (angular) : Digital(Optical)-Out Jack.
? FRONT-OUT : Connecting with a front speaker.
? REAR-OUT : Connecting with a rear speaker.
? CENTER/WOOFER-OUT : Connecting with a center /woofer speaker.
? HEADPHONE-OUT : Connecting with a headphone or earphone.
? S/PDIF-OUT : Digital(Coaxial)-Out Jack.

* Internal Connection Terminal
* ? CD-IN : CD-ROM analog audio input port (AC97 standard)
? AUX-IN : Internal analog input port such as TV receiving card
? FP_AUDIO (10 pins) : Case front audio(headphone, MIC) output port(AC97 specification)

Name: Razor Dre

Hometown: Cali [Los Angeles]

About:

A New York, Brooklynite – Now in LA enjoying and watching the Earth

Influences are: in this generation of information – we cannot let anything slip!

Grow Up to Be an Emcee!

Grow Up To Be An Emcee

What is used:

Abelton Live

M-audio Fast track pro [damn you!]

Fender squire [the little one -big one to much POWER!]

Stage mic

Name: J-Drilla

Hometown: New York [Brooklynite]

About: A New York, Brooklynite commonly known as Riddles, who was once apart of the underground scene in the 90’s. Returns with a new moniker and style. A once over the head MC, he now crafts his music stylistically into consumable but potent paragraphs of thought provoking rhymes. Putting the finishing touches on his long anticipated album Which is yet to be titled. He is definitely an up and coming heavyweight of New York Rap. Check out the first release “Why I Came”.

Influences are Nas, Wu Tang Clan, The Roots, Common, Killah Priest, DJ Premier, Black Sheep, A Tribe Called Quest, 2Pac, Marley Marl, Kool G Rap, and Outkast to name a few..

Bonus tracks for you by Jdrilla aka Riddles

Earth Chronicles

Nomad

Hung Up

Empire of Death

What is used:

Barbara Streisand – Duck Sauce

I said “dang when would I ever see Buck Shot Shorty talking about Barbara Streisand” Keeper.

Brooklyn NY

Time Capsule

Sun God

Panther groove

Thanks Doc!

Make music with Ableton Live

Ableton Live is about making music. When you’re writing and composing, Live is quick and responsive. When you want to record and develop your ideas, Live has the depth and toolset for intricate production. It’s got the features to take your DJ skills to the next level and it’s stable and flexible on stage, whether you’re playing in front of 10 or 10,000 people. However and wherever you make music, whatever music you make, Live will inspire you.

MLR-Style Sample Chopping in Ableton Live
Useful for Ableton

“Mano” – A single game. A dominoes match is made of several games (manos). The end of an individual game is refered to: “El final de la mano”.

“Mano” – The term is also used to refer to the player with the least dominoes. The player who (provided: he doesn’t get a Pase [a pass], and he doesn’t have a hung double) would win the game. If this player gets a pass, it is said that: he/she lost ‘la Mano’, and that the next person after him/her with the least dominoes is now Mano.

“Chiva” – A term for “winless”. When after more than a couple of games a team is still winless, that team is said to be on Chiva! When said team wins their first game, it is said that that team “broke the Chiva!”. In theChiva game (see below) a team needs to win 4 games in a row to win the match.

“Chucha” – The name of the double-blank bone.

“Chuchazo” – When the “Chucha” is the winning bone (the last bone played by the player who goes domino). There is no “Chuchazo” when the “Tranque” in a blocked game is the “Chucha”.

“Capicú” – When the winning bone can play on either open end of the layout. Doesn’t apply when the winning bone is a double.

“Dominao” – When the winning bone is a double and can play on either open end of the layout (in essense a sort of ‘Capicú’ of Doubles).

“Trancado” – A blocked game.

“Tranque” – It’s the name given to the last bone legally played before a game gets blocked.

“Ahorcado” – A hanged double. A double that can no longer be played because all the other 6 dominoes in that suit have been played.

“Pase” – It’s when a player or team can’t play. When a player passes, it is customary to knock one of his bones on the table as a signal that he is passing. Alternately he can signal the pass by saying the word “Paso” (Pass). There are some games where there are bonus points for teams making their opponents pass (i.e. 200 Sureño).

“Puerta” – It’s the last bone remaining for a particular number. i.e. When on one end of the layout you can only play a 3, and there is only one 3 left, the player holding that 3 is said to have “la Puerta del 3“.

“Trampa” – Cheating, making an illegal play.