u/AlarmingSurprise8019

I needed a "Dressed to Kill" record to complete a "The Originals" three album set that was missing a record. I didn't care about the sleeve condition as long as the record was decent. So I started looking at listings that had beat up sleeves or no sleeves.

This "Drawn on" listing caught my eye. When I looked closer at the pictures, I was thinking that those have got to be signatures. For $25, I figured it was worth a gamble.

It just came today in the mail and it has been signed multiple times - and definitely over a long period of time, by all four band members. The inner sleeve wasn't even in the listing pictures! Paul Stanley wrote "You Need to Stop" after signing this record for the nth time.

Needless to say, this thing is absolutely thrashed.

Hi! Previously, I recreated the KO II manual as an indexed PDF (for humans!) that folks really liked.

Welp, I'm back with a slew of TE manuals. But this time, they're not meant for humans. They're meant for your robots to read!

https://github.com/plasticbugs/synth-markdown-manuals

If you have a question about your favorite TE synth or want to create a beat that sounds like ${SOME_COOL_BEAT_GUY_LIKE_JDILLA} -- feed your robot one of these markdown manuals and your question and voila, you should get a sensible answer!

EDIT: Yes, this may also be useful for humans.

Why is this better than copy pasting a PDF in my chat window?
Because LLMs don't do so well with 200+ page graphics-heavy PDFs. They need something easier to parse. You should get much better results from these markdown files. Plus, don't forget that the LLM already knows quite a bit about these devices. These markdown versions of the original manuals give the LLM the additional context it needs to provide accurate, useful information.