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can you please, please help me.

i gave up on music for the past year (reason why i have not posted 
for so long) because everything has to be so hard. i just want to be 
able to run xg edit, an1x edit, cubase vst and i can't even do that.

for some strange reason i thought i should try again and see if 
things would work. but they never do. 

if i knew it was going to be this hard just to get things to work i 
would have never got into music.

i have put all my money into this stuff and i can't even get it to 
work. i am un-employed and terminally ill. i have digestive problems, 
back problems, a damaged nerve in my back that effets my leg, chronic 
headaches etc.

i have one screwed up body and even if i want to go back to work i 
can't handle it due to my physical problems.

i just want to make music so i have a reason to live. misfortune 
after misfortune happens to me. it would be nice just to have 
something positive happen in my life.

i wish i could make music so i wouldn't have to worry anymore but it 
doesn't look like that is going to happen anytime soon. 

music is the only hope i have left. i have nothing else. i have lost 
almost everything that is dear to me and seem to be loosing more 
every day that goes by.

but anyway, who cares about me? you can't see my face, you can't hear 
me. i am just some text on a webpage.


dan.




--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" <jondl_2000@y...> wrote:
> --- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, elektro dan <elektro_dan@y...> 
wrote:
> > yes i checked the midi-ox website but i could not find anything 
related to my 
> setup.
> >  
> > there is a difference between midi-yoke and hubbis. hubbis is an 
application that 
> you had to launch and configure. 
> >  
> > midi-yoke has no application to launch.
> >  
> > please help!
> >  
> > dan.
> 
> If the MIDIOX forums cannot/will not help then I would suggest you 
a. try MIDIOX and 
> b. search the AN1x-list archives where you will find many helpful 
posts from 
> RayMaxer with suggestions regarding a successful configuration.
> 
> Jon