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Hey John,

Where can we get your CD?

Scott

john duval wrote:

> I'll let others on this list wax profound about the
> sound design possibilities with a Serg. suffice to say
> that the CMS, in my book, is total overkill. yea...6k
> for one panel?? i don't care if the jacks are potted
> in gold and titanium. I just released a CD that is all
> Serg. If you want a copy i'll send you one. It's a
> pretty good overview of the sound shaping
> possibilities offered by this instrument. the one
> advantage CMS has over serg at this moment is delivery
> scheduling. Right now Serge is quite slow but things
> are picking up. If you don't mind the wait, it's more
> than worth it.
> Kind regards
> John DuVal
>
>
>
> --- phlizmo@... wrote:
>
>>Hey Everyone, So like I have said, even though the
>>prices are insane at the momment, I am really
>>thinking about getting an Animal.. I am a musician
>>but my main gig is Sound Design.. So from what I
>>hear, since I have never touched a SERGE in my life,
>>is that the SERGE is ideal for sound effects, as
>>well as interesting, evolving peices of music.. I
>>was looking into CMS synths, and was sent this link
>>to their new site:
>>http://discretesynthesizers.com/
>>
>>I checked out their stuff.. It all looks like ARP
>>design but is supposedly very clean and powerfull..
>>but a 6 module panel costs about 6 grand.. I think
>>price wise, these guys may have SERGE beat though I
>>could be wrong.. Anyone out there ever tried a CMS
>>synth? Or is curently using their SERGE for sound
>>design? ANyone in the Los Angeles area have a SERGE
>>I could check out and maybe hear?? Thanks for all
>>your help.. I would love to go with SERGE of course,
>>cuz they look so much cooler than the CMS stuff..
>>but..
>>
>>derrick espino
>>
>>
>>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Bill,
>
> Extruded right angle aluminum is not bent, it is
> formed and "pulled" or
> extruded into the shape needed in the lengthwise
> direction. It is the same
> stuff that Rex is using today. The hardest part would
> be making the slotted
> holes, but a couple drill holes and a file should take
> care of that.
>
> FYI early STS circa 1994 used the cheap corner bent
> aluminum.
>
> John Loffink
> The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
> http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com
> The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site
> http://www.wavemakers-synth.com
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Bill Sequeira [mailto:bill@...]
>>
>>Biggest problem is to get them to look aesthetically
>
> right.
>
>>The pre-STS panels had exactly such ears, aluminum
>
> bent at 90 degree
>
>>angle,
>>and they look horrible when compared to the new STS
>
> rack ears.
>
>>Maybe the problem is finding a material for the ears
>
> that won't look like
>
>>the corner shop bent it in a hurry for $1.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Bill
>>
>
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
>> Bill Sequeira, Ph.D.
>> Principal, Axon Hillock
>>
>>
>>
>>>From: "John Loffink" <jloffink@...>
>>>The rack ears are just 1 inch right angle extruded
>
> aluminum with some
>
>>holes
>>
>>>punched in them. Seems like it shouldn't be that
>
> hard to make these as
>
>>a
>>
>>>DIY project.
>>>
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