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I had mine done yesterday 6/24/24. Came home and took a shower by myself. Put a bubble wrap package over my hand prior shower lol. Slept good last night, thank God no pain. Getting left hand done in a few months. I'm so ready to have my life back.

How is it 6 yrs later?

Had right hand done not bad pain,took Tylenol and Ibuprofen. Hard to use my left hand for everything so slow! The left hand do it later after right hand is healed.👍

I had mine done with a block so i was awake throughout. I went to hospital at 11am , surgery at 12.30, picked up at 2.30pm. i had no pain, have not had to take any pain medication. A painless experience for me. Back at my admin job in 5 days.

I’m getting ready to have this done on my right hand first, then the left. Your video has helped me so much! Thank you. What was the CBD stuff again. I want to try that. Hope you are feeling well!

I found a way to go on youtube and check videos, from a radar system. But then I come to a radar video.

FANTASTIC video. Your passion comes through and is contagious!

Had left hand done big mistake some how they damaged a nerve and now brace full time been 1 since surgery I also have ganglion cysts I will not have right hand done days go by and I can’t use left hand period hand is numbness throbbing and fingers don’t close but thanks for the video I am just a person with many health problems 29 different meds so I am glad people have an idea of what is to expect 😊

I grew up on analogue (at Maison Rougue strudios - Studer A820's with Dolby SR) and used one of the Sony 3324s but hated it - very clinical sounding. But I did a session in the late nineties on a Radar and was impressed, it had a nice full sound, not the thin digital I was expecting, and of course looked and worked like a 24 track tape machine. I was doing brass session and of course, when they completed a take I could go straight into record again. The session players complained as they were out of breath for the next next take. They would usually use the time it would take for tape to spool to get their breath back! The owner of the studio loved it as it he would occaisionally smoke pot and if he dropped in by mistake, he could just undo it... I use Cubase on a PC now and it would be great if someone could come up with a hardware PC solution all in one to run a DAW. Their are good options out therebut all revolve aroundlatest WIndows OS or whatever, which has it's issues. A gap in the market perhaps?

Awesome demonstration of this synth. Well done!! 👍

Having my surgery on the right side. I am also being put to sleep. Not afraid but dreading it..

Great system. I work the same way as you because I’m an analog 24 tr guy from the past. But you have been lucky because there is no longer support with the hardware and that’s not any expense. I want to mess with. You have been lucky. Take care..

Isn't local freezing the norm for carpal tunnel surgery?

What a wuss. I was back to using my hand(limited) the next day. I was gaming with my son with no problem. Also, pain meds for this is so unnecessary. The risk is not worth the reward. Just my OPINION

The Olivetti Lettera 32 was my first and best typewriter I used as a high school student. I liked using it instead of handwriting some of my homework assignment papers, since 1969. Unfortunately, my typewriter was stolen from my apartment that was burglarized on March 18, 1977. I miss my Olivetti Lettera 32 more than the "expensive" Kenwood stereo receiver. There were some high school papers in my typewriter case. That made the loss of my typewriter heartbroken, even today in 2024. Your story is great. It touches my feelings like nothing else could touch.

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This was just a series of Mr Chamberlin's anecdotes, which he managed to spit out between chewing his gum. The history of the mellotron, its increased use by prog rock bands, its introduction to the Beatles by the Moody Blues keyboard player Mike Pinder, when the Moodies were on tour with the Fab 4 in the UK in 1966 (& who just happened to have worked as trouble shooter for Streetly Electronics, makers of the mellotron), will have to wait another day. As will the fact that that the tsunami of double tracked string sound, much loved by prog rockers, was first introduced by the Moody Blues and their engineer Derek Varnals at Decca, on their core 7 albums. Try 'Out and In' (1969). There, that's just an outline, but still more of a history of the mellotron than on this video...............

Brilliant lecture, loved it.

Very interesting! :D I'm not 100% sure, but I believe Richard Wright recorded his second solo album (Broken China) with one of these. I'm using a Pro Tools HD system, but luckily, I don't have internet connected to my Mac, I don't ever quantize, don't have autotune and if a note happens to be way out of tune, which almost never happens, I just use a pitch shifter to lift it up/pull it down a bit, but usually I'll just re-record the tiny bit and only use a pitch shifter when I can't play it better.

Wow you’d swear you had brain surgery….i can’t imagine taking a general anesthetic to do this minor procedure (which it is). I had mine done yesterday with a local nerve block. It took 25 minutes in total including questions. My bandage was put on too tight, so it was relief to remove it before bed. I have Steri-Strips and a bandaid over the incision. I’m off work for 2 weeks and I don’t need any more pain meds today. Not even a painful procedure, it was uncomfortable at best and performed in the minor procedures department as opposed to wasting time and resources using an anesthesiologist, operating room staff, an operating room (where it would take longer to strip, clean and set the room back up for a true surgical case). Hopefully you are amongst the last of patients who get the option of general anesthesia for such a minor procedure.

I honestly want to try a modular setup really bad but the prices turn me away. I know a single piece can go from $2-300 up to over a grand. I guess it's really just up to you and what you want to build. Still very interested in getting my hands on a few one day.

Hello can someone tell me after surgery plus or minus a few months is the strength in the fingers and hands the same as it was

"yeah, thats going absolutelly nowhere" heheh, due to the name of the video, i hope it will.

I had it done nearly 2weeks ago one I didn't get put out as they didn't do that where I had it done. The pain did go away in my 3fingers after having it done but was painful in my two small fingers. Was pain full fir the 5days after. But I'm getting there now. Sill finding thing a little to hold. Not sure if I will have myoer hand done.

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Congratulations on your surgery you made a great detailed video I will have to have both of my hands done as well Thank you 😊

The Beatles already used it! the first Beatle to have contact was drummer Ringo Star! And they immediately decided to take it to the Studio. The use of Mellotron is clear on the albums, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band from 1967 and Migical Mystery Tour from 1968. Without a doubt, The Beatles were the precursors of Progressive Rock!

Thank you for this great introduction !

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Its cool that youre not bashing PT. IMO, tho AVID can KISS MY CHEEKS. You HEAR ME AVID? KISS MY CHEEKS!! They had our class teacher install protools ultimate on over 25 computer, half them wouldnt open. All the students also were required to purchase their own copy... And in some cases studenta were required to buy TWICE because their original install didnt work properly. Also you dont purchase it, tou "rent" it, because its all subscription. This is not to mention the ENDLESS Error dialogues. Every single action has errors. No audio manipulation was learned. Entire class became ProToolsTroubleshooters. Just googling foruma and youtube videos. Customer service is nonexistant in Avid.

I have been struggling with CTS for a few years now and as a drummer and piano player I have been super concerned about technique and long term side effects. Now that this has been over 5 years (and noticed from your rhodes and modular setup) I am curious: are you having any drawbacks or has it all been smooth sailing? Thanks!

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How are you doing now?

Excellent review!

I think it can be healed with acupunture

You forgot to mention to keep your hand elevated above your heart while recovering. I had mine done about a month ago, outpatient, and the doctor said to keep it elevated. I had little to no pain at all.

*I BOUGHT A LITTLE PORTABLE MANUAL TYPEWRITER* last week for typing names on garment labels - I played around with it as an alternative to my 27" iMac I discovered something amazing - it used a completely different, quieter, deeper thinking part of my brain. For me its not the distraction fee - I have very little clutter on my computer and no pop ups - its something about the MECHANICAL process that 'hacks' my brain. I bought an Olympia SG 1 1958 which arrived yesterday - Im fascinated by this new development in my life.

Thanks for the great demo! I was surprised to hear that you didn’t have a s&h in such a legendary serge system! no ssg? Does the prism noise you built utilize the SSG circuit like the random source does?

Did you take the oil by mouth or apply it on your hand?

So much truth with stitches removal! I was prepared for it too! I'm post op 12 days!! I'm so glad I watched this!

What an Obese, Wimp! You lost your man card!

I have a appointment to go see the doctor and to do the nerve test in June 2024. I am very anxious and nervous about doing it. Your video has really help me be more at ease about the whole thing. I work at a factory where I use both hands building and drilling with hand tools. I'm left handed and it's been bothering me to where I have sharp pain go down my arm to my elbow. But I wanted to thank you for this video. It has helped a lot.

The author of this video told of incidents of considerable, and some excruciating pain, but I wanted to tell you that my recent carpal tunnel release surgery had way, way, way less pain that what was described here. My surgeon used a tiny scope to do the ligament cutting, rather than the open method. I had it done on both hands at the same time. It involved a cut on my wrist that was about 1/4" long. No stitches, and the cut was closed with glue. On day two after surgery, I was allowed to remove the bandage (except the glue) and shower normally. Today is day two, and I have almost no pain as long as I'm careful not lift anything heavy. My hand tells me if I shouldn't be lifting something. There is no stiffness in my hand. I am ecstatic. It's too soon to tell, but the improvement is so quick that I can imagine getting back to near normal in a week or two. We'll see.

Never realized The Bends is like an attenuated Lets Splosh! That's sweet, and I like the panel more as well.

WOW! I'm looking into the possibility of making my own panel, how did you space and scale the panel art in photoshop? Do you have any documentation to share in regards to making the panel art and printing? Thanks!

How is the hand doing? I just had both of my hands done. I'm 3 weeks in and every day I wake up and my hands and forearms and shoulders are not burning its great. I went 3 years fighting the burning with ice packs the surgery hurt less the first day than it did before. like a light switch of pain relief.

This was both informative and inspiring - thank you! 🙂 I took a radio/voiceover course (they called me a one-take wonder, lol), and I’ve done quite a lot of acting. I’m into recording and music generally, so this is an area I would love to explore … Any tips for how to go about getting some initial work in this space?! 🙏🏼

Most comprehensive summation I have seen yet. Could never get past the Hermetic Gnostic parallels, and had reached similar conclusions. Still a lot of doubts though. Now I’m just going through the Monroe process. See how far I go down the rabbit hole.