Help!

Abstract: I'm buried under stacks of journals, reviews, textbooks, music references... paper paper everywhere, and not a sheet to think. I've run out of physical usable table/ floor surface to lay them around, resorting to using drawers to create more area to lay them out. My paper mess has grown couple of times larger than my cd mess. I need extra mega memory to be able to manage a growing list of reference materials and experimental data, and wisdom to tie them together. Bringing a stack or journal papers to camp to browse through- i've read through them over a year back, and need a refresher! All related directly acoustics of a vibrating string system. I wish I could just download the stuff in my head in one whole, huge organic manner, instead of having to type them out linearly, a line at a time, given the matrixed, interlinked, organic structure of their inter-relatedness.

Keywords: music wire, vibrational testing, synthesis, timbre, inharmonic, anharmonic, a-harmonic, harmonic, phantom partials, complex tones, violin Q modes, cavity modes, Fast Fourier-Transform, mechanical admittance, perceptual differences, synthesis, pitch, impedence.

Bleagh!

But regarding anything beyond this, dear friend, go easy. There's no end to the publishing of books, and constant study wears you out so you're no good for anything else.
Ecclesiastes 12:12 (The Message)