#br-80

寝室に小さな机が届いた。

Um, I’ve read most of it (not too much)

If you’re concerned about spoilers I’d finish it then read it, but since I played practically the opposite of canon Revan I don’t think it would matter too much. It doesn’t say too much about end game material, but still it probably has some spoilers.

If you’re wondering whether you have to play Kotor to understand the Revan novel, absolutely not. Trust me, the only party members that are in the book is Revan, Bastila, T3, and Canderous (so far as I’m into it, and I know Meetra Surik (aka the Exile) is in it too along with Atris who has a small cameo)  I remember at one point in the book they talk about gathering the party members for one final adventure, and Canderous and Revan just say no to every SINGLE one.

So in a more smaller version: If you’re worried about spoilers you probably should finish Kotor first.

If you have no interest in playing Kotor but want to read the book: Go for it!

A number of years ago, I used to write and record music on a Tascam 4-track machine. Mostly this was for fun, although some songs eventually got played out in various (unsuccessful and shortlived) bands I was playing in. For no particular reason (ie. bone-idleness), I stopped doing this in around 2008 and have found myself in somewhat of a creative cul-de-sac ever since.

Recently, however, I've become interested in finding a portable, digital recording device to jot down ideas and, yesterday, I bit the bullet and purchased the Boss Micro BR-80. Basically, it's an 8-track recorder that's smaller than my hand, complete with drum loops and guitar effects.

It's early days, but I think I'm falling for it. What's more, it's a piece of cake to start using and the features are built to be super-intuitive, even/especially for the dull of mind (moi).