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djs are heroes to most but the suckers don’t mean shit to me

Hewlett-Packard seems to be a pretty cool place. From the AYBABTU monitor screen, to this research into giving a computer the mad DJ skillz. Definitely check out the demo. I’m embarrassed to say that most my mixes sounded more like the “bad example”.

Could my PC be the next Man Like?

(well, no, unless HP can teach a computer how to do things like play Vangelis’ Chung Kuo at midnight on New Year’s Eve.. magic)

- SiW



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