mmm, if anything it's gonna look nice hey p?
the rm1x looks soo kewl under uv-light ;))
some mp3's of jams and other bitz all using the rm1x and other bitz @
www.mp3.com/bobule coupla acid loops at at www.partyvibe.com/bobule
the vcs3 is *the* kewlest synth i've used, we've had soo much fun just
making noises and chaining it to other synths - the thought of using it live
fills me with glee!
bob(ule)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Pete Redrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 25 November 1999 20:25
Subject: Re: who's gigging?
>No gigging as yet, but hope to be doing so very soon. In fact, should be
>making our live debut on local radio fairly soon.
>
>Kit:
>2 RM1xs
>Future Retro 777 (the *coolest* synth on the planet. If you want something
>to fill the gaps left by the limited sound palette of the RM1x, try a real
>analogue synth)
>Yamaha a3000
>Possibly a JP8000 if we can be bothered to take something that big
>Hopefully a Waldorf Pulse
>Mackie CR1604VLZ
>
>Have also got the loan of an EMS VCS3 (Synthi without the suitcase) atm,
but
>it needs repair. When it's fixed, should be able to run it off the 777's
>sequencer, for silly noise heaven. I can imagine it *is* a crowd pleaser,
>but unfortunately the VCS3 is much less portable than the Synthi.
>
>Pete
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: p h o n k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: 25 November 1999 17:41
>Subject: Re: who's gigging?
>
>
>> | Synthi (somewhat un-musical but crowd pleasing modular analog synth
>> | with cool-looking pin matrix)
>> |
>> | - Mike.
>>
>> ooohhh! aahhhh! the EMS synthi!
>> one of the two or three synths i'm still drooling over!
>> would you like to upload some noises to http://www.samplelibrary.net
>> for the joy of all members of these lists?
>> (especially those in the a3000 mailing list)
>>
>> very cool!
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> phonk
>>
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>> ob[126]=" Change nothing and continue with immaculate
>consistency";
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>>
