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Reddit mentions of The Natural Plaster Book: Earth, Lime, and Gypsum Plasters for Natural Homes (Natural Building Series)
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- Using Hurom's cold-pressing system, 35% more juice is extracted from your foods than with traditional high-speed juicers, leaving less and drier pulp.
- Hurom's patented Slow Squeezing Technology (SST) gently squeezes ingredients, preserving natural taste & nutrients lost by high-speed juicers that grind and crush. Slow Squeezing Technology also retains heat-sensitive nutrients such as Vitamins A and C, and live enzymes.
- The Hurom masticating juicer can easily process fruits, vegetables, leafy greens, wheatgrass, nuts, and soy to make a variety of juices, milks, sauces, marinades, even baby food.
- Hurom's durable motor has a 10-year warranty, uses only 150 watts of energy and is practically silent.
- The cold-press juicer features a heavy-duty Ultem strainer and auger, which is eight times stronger than traditional plastics and handles both coarse and fine foods easily.
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| Release date | July 2002 |
I've removed this thread as this is all pretty broad, easy to find, hard to answer in a comment, or covered here plenty of times before.
> What loop/sample sites offer free samples/loops
You can find this with search
> What is the best way to fill in the buildup?
Listen to tracks you like and do what they do
> Anything to take into account with vocoders and vocaloids?
Learn how they work and where vocals sit in a mix
> Is there anything I should know about mixing&plastering as well?
There are entire books about this, such as this and this and this ;)
You're welcome to post all of these in our regular "there are no stupid questions" threads; there should be a new one today. Best of luck and don't be afraid to research and just try things!