Analogue-sequencer

On Thursday 10 March 2005 10:58, Colin f wrote:

> With a new son, and a full-time day job, my ability to
> develop the potential of P3 has been curtailed of late.
> With the daily commute, and dull corporate job getting me
> down, I decided the time was right to try a change of
> tack. Three weeks tomorrow, I finish up the day job, and
> will become self-employed.

Congrats Colin! 
Courage!

> Plan A is to develop the commercial potential of P3 into
> a viable business. Once I'm able to work on it full-time,
> I'll be able to fill orders a lot more quickly, and keep
> production running so there aren't long periods of
> unavailability. I'll also be looking to develop other
> products, such as a dedicated percussion sequencer, an
> 'ultimate' step sequencer (for the obscenely rich), and
> some other cool things that you'll definitely want at
> least three of. Possibly even some things that actually
> make a noise... Plan B is continue in my current career
> path, as a contractor. Don't make me do that !

I'll do the best I can! ;)

- Robert