Name: Phonetag by MFAZWE
Duration: 23 s
Description: My boss & I have been playing phone-tag for a week, and no one is winning. Everyday is something new for me, but I could use the free time away from work to make sure that I get my visit to DMV out of the way.

Wiz Khalifa Look Into My Eyes (Chopped and Screwed)

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Look Into My Eyes [Instrumental]

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My boss & I have been playing phone-tag for a week, and no one is winning. Everyday is something new for me, but I could use the free time away from work to make sure that I get my visit to DMV out of the way.

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with Marc Andreessen (@pmarca), Ben Horowitz (@bhorowitz), and Stewart Butterfield (@stewart) 

A lot in technology -- and venture -- happens in decades. New cycles of technology come and go, including some secular shifts; a new generation of founders matures; and so much more changes. So when Andreessen Horowitz (dubbed with the numeronym "a16z") was founded a decade ago as of this month, the tech landscape looked very different between then and now: Not only had the global economy just seen a recession, but trends like mobile and cloud and even social were just taking off. 

Now, 10 years later, what's changed -- not just in tech, but in profiles of entrepreneurs? And what's changed in the firm itself, given that Marc and Ben -- the Andreessen and the Horowitz -- were yet again entrepreneurs in founding the firm too? As another repeat entrepreneur from then to now, guest host Stewart Butterfield, CEO of Slack, interviews the a16z co-founders in this special episode of the a16z Podcast to commemorate our 10th anniversary.

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My first composition with the Lumatone keyboard prototype. 55 notes per octave. This controller will hopefully be in production in late 2020. The Lumatone permits assignment of custom key colors, MIDI note and channel numbers.

This is the first keyboard controller that I have used which does not have an embedded 12 note chromatic (black note) pattern. As a result, I am applying the polychromatic system to pitches A through G and using pitch-color to designate varying shades of flat/sharp. This simplifies the system further and also eliminates the need for key signatures the increasing number of microtonal pitch modifier symbols (accidentals).

Get more information about the Lumatone keyboard at: http://www.lumatone.io

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