Synth voices and the knobs and buttons that make them go. 

 The great synth programmer, Zaa Phaphalene once said, "Do not ask why me? Rather, ask yourself, "Why not me?" And so we did. We both learned to program the great machines from their consoles, tedious and grueling to finish. But now, we've got the Hypersynth Miniak patch editor to finally get something nice out of that Akai Professional virtual analog that is not getting any younger. 

And neither am I. I like having the controls working on their amazing machine. Having a way to access this thing takes if from a nearly wasted eBay grab to a fantastic resource writhing and raring to go. It's like something I could imagine, but the Miniak is such a rare bird, and not many were produced I'm guessing. But I found this one guy in the world who can make an editor/librarian for it that actually works. It's a little squirely in some respects, but well worth the effort. So with a long day of novel writing ahead, let's go to the studio.