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On IHR #83, Dave interviews Joe Gilder, Derek tries to develop Gear De-Acquisition Syndrome, and the kids go back to school and learn some new instruments. With Derek K. Miller and Dave Chick.

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Shownotes

• Sponsors and affiliates: thanks to GoToMeeting, Source Elements and MacVideoTraining.com (now get 20% off using the coupon code ihr at checkout), networks at Blubrry and the Home Recording Network, and affiliates zZounds, Amazon, and NCIX, as well as American Musical Supply. When you buy anything through our affiliates, IHR gets a small cut to help pay for hosting and bandwidth.
• Once again, here’s the video of Derek’s “Gnomedex Song” performance in Seattle, and the embarrassing photo that arose from his preparation and spread around the Internet.
• Wait a minute! How can we continue to make fun of the Project Studio Network when they actually go and release PSN episode #102, with celebrity interview Todd Rundgren?! No fair!
• Dave won the SONAR Orchestral Library Shootout we featured last episode. No, it wasn’t a fixed competition.
• Musician jokes and the iPad orchestra.
• Great online tutorials at AudioTuts+.
• Need a numeric keypad but have a keyboard without one? Use your iPhone or iPod Touch instead.
• There are always wacky instruments out there, like Warr Guitars, the Eigenharp, and the Chapman Stick.
• Dave interviews Joe Gilder of the Home Studio Corner.
• Finally, though we don’t mention it in the show, today is the 40th anniversary of the death of Jimi Hendrix.

Credits

Sounds: Our theme music, “Acidic Bond,” is by Steven Dennis in Louisiana, U.S.A., and our voiceovers are by Steve Herringer in Vancouver.

Pictures: The Home Recording Network “lava lamp” logo is based on an image by und_dann.

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