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I just found out that ableton is an anagram for notable :clap:
Clever find
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You sir, are officially my favorite person of the day.

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Reaper means "Rapid Environment for Audio Production, Engineering, and Recording" that's also a clever one :D
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And I thought it was lone bat...

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If you read it backwards it says note-lab (or anagram for tone-lab).
But it could also be an anagram for "no table", because Ableton is obviously not a table.

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Beatfella wrote:If you read it backwards it says note-lab
No it doesn't exactly, that would be "notelba" :wink:
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Nielzie wrote:
Beatfella wrote:If you read it backwards it says note-lab
No it doesn't exactly, that would be "notebla" :wink:
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xbitz wrote:Reaper means "Rapid Environment for Audio Production, Engineering, and Recording" that's also a clever one :D
And yet another thread where people can't go w/o mentioning reaper.........


































I kid, I kid!!!!!! :party:

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..."not able" or "able to n"?

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Could also mean "50 ton bae", the L as the Roman number.
That's one heavy girl.
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Le Baton? :ud:

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No Table

'Tal Bone'
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thecontrolcentre wrote:Le Baton? :ud:
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incubus wrote:
xbitz wrote:Reaper means "Rapid Environment for Audio Production, Engineering, and Recording" that's also a clever one :D
And yet another thread where people can't go w/o mentioning reaper.........


































I kid, I kid!!!!!! :party:

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loachm wrote:..."not able" or "able to n"?
I have alwats thought it came from "able to"
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