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3 days before one of our recent gigs, I accidentially dropped my Monome 40h and broke the USB port.

I didn't turn pale and started to cry, but simply got it repaired with the help of a friend of mine, within the next day.
Although it was just the USB port that was physically broken, I knew that even if anything else inside got damaged, I would still be able to fix it with standard components, available in any electronics store.

That's the sustainability to expect from a musical instrument in order to be usable for years to come - just like our singer's violin, which has been handed on from generation to generation.

If anything similar would happen to Zelli's Korg, we'd be screwed...

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During a rehearsal session on August 10th, 2009 we've recorded a really heavy rain session with thunder.
This audio sample is released under a Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA) license, so you can use this sample for anything you like.

Just like any other band out there, we stumble across several things in our daily struggle to create and share our music.
Often, we encounter tricky situations where we figure out a way to make things work, or find out interesting things about all kinds of topics involved when having a band.

We'd like to share some of that knowledge and experience with others, in the hope to spare others some time to find it out the hard way, or simply to document how we did it, in case we forget ourselves. ;)