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I'm way too dependent on automatic spell checking. It's not your fault, English is a crazy language. When I was young I used to win class spelling bees, now I can barely write a sentence without making a mistake. All the rules and exceptions blur together at some point. Thank god for spell check, or people would think I'm even more of a moron than I really am. I was brought up on British English, but on this forum (unless I'm replying to British posters), I try to use American spelling (or should that be speling?  ). Unfortunately, Americanisms are starting to impact on my 'normal' life and I'm begining (sic) to spel program instead of programme, behavior instead of behaviour etc, etc.....
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I was brought up on British English, but on this forum (unless I'm replying to British posters), I try to use American spelling (or should that be speling? ). Is there any particular reason why? James x
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As a ten-year-old I was furious when my teacher corrected my "travelling", saying it should be "traveling". Hmmmmphhhh! I know the rules, I thought. There should be two ells! (I was wrong.)
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I was brought up on British English, but on this forum (unless I'm replying to British posters), I try to use American spelling (or should that be speling? ). Is there any particular reason why? James x Becauz I try to be all things to all (wo)men everywhere  . And because this is an American forum, and when you're in Rome......
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As a ten-year-old I was furious when my teacher corrected my "travelling", saying it should be "traveling". Hmmmmphhhh! I know the rules, I thought. There should be two ells! (I was wrong.) You were right, according to our Queen Elizabeth II .
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...because this is an American forum, and when you're in Rome...... Well, Frank (the owner of PianoWorld) is America, and the server that hosts PianoWorld is located in the US, however I don't 'feel' that this is an 'American forum' any more that I feel the Nord forum is German. James x
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I don't 'feel' that this is an 'American forum' any more that I feel the Nord forum is German.
Or Swedish, even...
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The Nord forum is owned and run by a German chap, the server is based in Germany.
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You should stay away from software that uses lossy files/compresion if you want to achieve professional recording.
Just for clarity - Vintage D use lossless compression, so everything's fine there. I also think that most softwares worth considering will by default use lossless, because, really, there's no justification doing otherwise.
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I am so glad I have unsophisticated tastes! I just play/listen to the music, not the instrument . . . Then why waste money on an expensive DP when this will do it for you?  ![[Linked Image]](http://www.daisydaisydirect.co.uk/user/products/large/halilit-xylophone-for-children-musical-instrument.jpg) Hey! The Keys between that thing are evenly spaced!!!!!
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