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The sheer volume of cables in my room is getting absurd - patch leads, kettle leads, snakes, USB cables, wall-warts etc. The least of my problems is keeping track of neat, short patch leads. Even so, it's hard not to fall in love with Synthwood's Cable Holder, which comes in a range of hardwood finishes for $35/45. A cheaper alternative is the The Claw from Middle Atlantic Products (as used by Carbon 111). Lifehacker offer 10 ways to get cables under control, by I think my needs are greater than theirs. Any top tips (apart from 'put them in boxes' or 'throw them out'?) Previously: How to roll up your cables (properly)  

Recorder Quintet - Modern classical

Strings ensemble, Wind - Classical

Orchestra - Jazz

Choir, Piano - Modern classical

- Popular / Dance

Choir, Piano - Hymns New age

String Quartet -

Organ solo - Modern classical

Guitar Duet - Flamenco

Guitar notes and tablatures - Baroque

Guitar notes and tablatures - Baroque

Symphonic Orchestra - Classical

Piano Duet - Modern classical

Piano - Classical

Orchestra, Voice - Romantic

The mockup image looks like a hoax, but it isn't. SenseSurface is a prototype system that lets you connect real knobs and sliders to any LCD screen. An x/y sensor matrix clips onto the back of the screen and attaches by USB. The sensor can pickup the position and movement of knobs attached to the screen (it's not clear how they're attached, but even a suction cup might work OK). The first prototype video shows the proof of concept. There are lots of questions (How do you close your laptop when it's covered in knobs?), but it's a nice idea - you could buy a cheap 19" second monitor and cover it in these things... (Thanks, Nick - via)  

Just looking at my site stats (a rather depressing business, given how rarely I post these days) and realised I've never shared this list with you... 1. How the Mac startup sound was made 2. How the Microsoft startup sound was made 3. How the THX sound was made 4. The greatest beat making videos ever 5. Who is Esteban, and what's up with his guitars? 6. What are Daft Punk playing in their pyramid? 7. Sasha's new Ableton controller 8. New iPod does proper stereo recording (not sure I was right on this one...) 9. Dude releases his new album on NES cartridge 10. 10 guitars shaped like guns 11. Why do ice cream vans sound the way they do 12. Aphex Twin interview in Future Music 13. Blue Man group's musical toys 14. Italians build huge sub woofer tunnel 15. How the Intel Inside sound was made 16. Why is this electric guitar worth €2,500,000? Because it's made of pure cocaine 17. The worst music video ever 18. Learn to play guitar like a superdork 19. School band play Endtroducing with real instruments 20. 10 triple neck guitars Not on the list is the most popular Music Thing spin-off, the Daft Punk Samples video, which has had 1.8 million views. * Ever actually means 'since August 2006, when I started using Google Analytics'. The site started in August '04. So, what does this all mean?  

Are you looking for iPod wholesale lists? Are you having a gift e-commerce site or a music site or a computer accessory site - whatever it is if you are interested in selling iPods, you will need to get genuine wholesalers from where you can get your product at least 3-40 percent below the retail price. Only then, you can make proper profits.