is it a midi guitar or a midi convertor? what model/make is it? it sounds like you just need to transmit a different controller from the guitar to the v4, but i could be totally wrong...hehe

but....if you do want to increase the memory allocated to your graphics, you normally go in to bios and alter the amount of ram used there

Hyperthreading - sometimes just called HT, is found on some Pentium 4 processors- basically allows 1 processor to work as two, so that you can run 2 pieces of software at the same time and always have 50% power for each program. if you are only running 1 piece of software, turn it off, otherwise you...

wow! I cant afford to go to the Big Chill this year, but if your coming to london, then im gonna be there!!!! oh please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please pleas...

I cant make it to that one either, cause im in the uk

but i was thinking of going to Amsterdam in august. Do you guys have any dates for august yet? it would be cool to actually see your stuff "in the flesh"

cheers.

Like Levon said, MIDI is your friend for this job. i use a MIDI sequencer to control which clips play and for how long, which sounds exactly like what you want...you could probably pick up a cheap one like an Alesis MMT8 for about £50 on Ebay. Maybe its not the best sequencer in the world, but its ...

If you check the site it explains this....

The buttons have a sticky substance on them, they can only be released by twisting them. when it becomes less sticky, all you need to do is wipe it with a damp cloth, and hey presto, they stick again

Now thats just plain old spamming.....

im still not a dj, and this thread is about performances by the mighty AlexEtJeremy......

Meek mate, im sooooooooooooo jealous, i want to play at Glastonbury!!!!
should you need a personal techie for the future glastonburys....