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The best visualization software I've ever seen is the Bomb by scott draves (www.draves.org/bomb). It's unbelievable. It's also very temperamental and tough to get working correctly, but the reward is far worth the effort. I've used it live with a laptop and lcd projector to excellent effect. There's also a port to opcode Max, so if you Max hackers want to midify the thing and make it do incredible stuff, it's more than encouraged. On the topic of Fruityloops, I just got the Electribe ES-1. I was pretty turned off by its cheezy dj look and feel, and mere 95 seconds of sample time, but it's really, actually, honestly just like having FruityLoops in a box. I'm never gigging with a laptop again. -><- On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Rick Walker wrote: > Its' extraordinarily cheesy, but Fruity Loops Pro (the greatest, > simplest most intuitive virtual drum machine in the world and I have > programmed most of them over the past 20 years) has a color organ that > goes with it. If you figure out the BPM of your loop and put the loop > in with just one trigger per measure, the color organ will groove on > down with you. > Seriously, the drum machine rocks: it uses any .wav files you have and > has a ton of simple and quick processing options. I use it with my > looping material a lot. > yours, Rick Walker > PS If you discover anything else, will you please e-mail me back with > it? >